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This week, Louis Berk returns to taste and review Buffalo Trace with Nick. Known as one of America’s most iconic bourbons, Buffalo Trace has an impressive history and has even been designated a national historic landmark. Nick shares stories about the distillery’s production challenges, from shortages just a few years ago to today’s wider availability thanks to increased output.
At just under $30 a bottle, Buffalo Trace offers a smooth, approachable flavor profile- making it a perfect entry point for bourbon beginners or scotch drinkers exploring something new.
Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:
🥃 Tasting notes and first impressions of Buffalo Trace
🏛️ The distillery’s landmark history
📦 From impossible to find → now on every shelf
💵 Why it’s a great $30 entry-level bourbon
🌎 Bourbon hunting tips from Nick’s travels
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