Finding Kentucky’s Best Everyday Bourbon

In this double-blind series, we taste and rank some of the biggest Kentucky distilleries to find the best daily-drinker whiskey on the shelf.

 
 

Blind 01: Wild Turkey

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Today, it’s all Wild Turkey. From everyday staples to barrel proof favorites, we put the lineup to the test completely blind to see what actually delivers the best value, flavor, and experience.

 

Blind 02: Brown-Forman

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Today, it’s all Brown-Forman. From budget-friendly classics to fan-favorite shelf staples, we put the lineup to the test completely blind to see what actually delivers the best value, flavor, and experience.

 

Blind 03: Heaven Hill

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Today, it’s all Heaven Hill. From bottled-in-bond favorites to some of the most recognizable names in bourbon, we put the lineup to the test completely blind to see what actually delivers the best value, flavor, and experience.

 

Blind 04: Best of the Rest

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We blind tasted the best of the rest, a lineup featuring standout bottles from some of Kentucky’s other iconic distilleries. Different mash bills, different styles, and different philosophies, but only one can earn the title of the best everyday bourbon.

 

Blind 05: Buffalo Trace

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We blind-tasted a lineup of Buffalo Trace whiskey to find out which bottle truly deserves the title of the best everyday pour. Some are easy to find. Others come with a little more hype. But once the labels disappear, only the whiskey in the glass matters.

 

Blind 06: Jim Beam

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We’re tasting a selection of Jim Beam bourbons completely blind to find out which bottle truly deserves to be called the distillery’s best everyday pour. From familiar shelf staples to higher-proof favorites, the labels are gone and only the whiskey in the glass matters.

 

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