Bourbon Frontier Whiskey | 45% vol | 70cl | American Bourbon Whiskey | Subtle & Complex | Iconic Frontier Inspired Bottle | for Cocktails and American Drinks

A delicious bourbon with a sweet and spicy flavour that isn't too harsh. It has a lovely warming feeling to it due to the spicy flavour, but balances out well with the sweetness to make an easy drinking bourbon that tastes great with ice and goes down a treat as a warming nightcap. I'm not usually one to mix with coke, but I think the flavour profile of this bourbon works really well with the sweetness of the coke and makes for a refreshing long drink that would be ideal for summer. Overall I was very impressed with this bourbon and at the current price of £24 I think it represents good value. I am a fan of the more expensive 95 rye bourbon Bulleit do, but this fares well in comparison. Maybe not quite as nice as the 95 rye when drank neat, but still very nice and is a great choice if you want a cheaper bourbon for mixing.

I'm usually a single malt drinker. Lagavullin, Talisker, Ardbeg etc. whilst I do have numerous bottles of these ready to drink I thought I'd try this bourbon. Is it as good as the others mentioned no. Is it a good sipping whiskey, no. Is it worth a try, definitely. With just a splash of lemonade or coke is a definite hit for me. At £18.50 a bottle is a damn site cheaper than lagavullin and gets you just as merry. So much so, ive just got another bottle and will keep this in my rotation as an easy whiskey when I feel like being a rowdy cowboy instead of a civilized gentleman. Give it a go, definitely better than Jack and Buffalo but I do like the makers mark as well.

Packed with flavor, very drinkable.

Really top quality bourbon. It's sort of spicy at the start but really smooth a few seconds later towards the end. The opposite of what a bad whiskey is. I even made a cocktail for it. Here you go: Bulleit Points Ingredients: * 2 oz Bulleit Rye * ¾ oz Yellow Chartreuse * ½ oz Fresh lime juice * ¼ oz Agave nectar * 2 dashes Orange bitters * Lime wheel and candied ginger for garnish Instructions: 1. Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice 2. Shake well and double strain into a coupe glass 3. Garnish with lime wheel and a piece of candied ginger on a pick

I purchased this solid offering when it was on sale for £22 and am very glad to have snapped up another before the price went back up to £33.09. It's touch and go whether I'd buy it again at full price - I'll get back to you when I've finished the second! It was a much better sipper than I thought it would be and a refreshing change from the heavy sweetness of some of the bourbon whiskey I'd been sipping recently. For me this has lovely grassy, sweet pine notes on the nose, with a surprise of gin botanicals drifting over a light vanilla and caramel sweetness. On tasting, there's a nice spicy rye arrival, which is quite zesty, alongside the gin botanicals which continue on from the aroma. Although not overly complex on the palate, with quite a short, dry oak finish, this juice really does reward a good long chew before swallowing, where the more vegetal flavours fend quite mouthwateringly with the light sweetness and some bitterness from the oak, for some happy sour candy before it's gone. I imagine it would be a really good mixer and it does hold up with a little water. But for the last couple of weekends my wife and I have found it a perfect accompaniment to a few games of pool: interesting and refreshing enough for a pause between doings, but not so demanding or complex a dram that it would be wasted on a more lively party atmosphere. One last thing: it was a tad more lively on first opening. So if it seems a bit too sharp at first, you might find that, if sipping neat, leaving it in the glass to settle may help this. After a while with some air in the bottle, we did notice that the drink had mellowed just enough for some more balancing sweetness to shine.

One of my favourites. Great taste, can be drank neat or with a mixer.

Excellent bourbon for a old fashioned

Standard Bulleit is the best in this price range. Smooth, with just the right amount of kick (45%). Better than Maker’s, Buffalo, Wild Turkey and needless to say completely superior to Jim (well, everything is). The 45% ABV is, in my opinion, the minimum and base percentage for any whiskey. Anything lower just feels inferior. From the above list, other than Bulleit, only Maker’s is 45% (a very nice whiskey, but a close second to Bulleit imo).

Premetto, recensione da non bevitore accanito e non appassionato di whisky. il tappo si presenta in sughero, dettaglio apprezzabile. il gusto premium e il prezzo abbordabile mi da l’idea di aver fatto un affare, le uniche cose che mi sento di annotare da “neofita” sono, il gusto pungente del whisky e il retrogusto dolce e morbido, entrambi molto apprezzabili. Si appresta dunque ad essere apprezzabile anche per un pubblico neofita. Rimango soddisfatto dell’acquisto e non mi farò problemi a berlo ogni tanto nel dopocena o ad offrirlo ad eventuali ospiti. Blind buy, basato sulle recensione positive, pienamente rispettate!

Whisky speziato e perfettamente equilibrato, con la segale protagonista—note di cannella, caramello e un tocco di quercia che si diffondono morbide e persistenti. Un whisky che regala soddisfazione a ogni assaggio.

A great tasting drop

Pur sind wir keine Fans von Bourbon, der ja eher süßlich schmeckt, aber in manchen Cocktails wie z.B. Manhattan macht er sich einfach besser als rauchiger Scotch. Der Bulleit ist angenehm unaufdringlich, schmeckt nicht durch und rundet bourbon-typische Cocktails schön ab, zudem stimmt das Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis.

Très belle bouteille et beaucoup de gout