Kentucky Bourbon Has a Problem…

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Written by Arthur Cherry
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Kentucky may be the home of bourbon, but Missouri is making some serious noise. Ben Holladay just released its oldest bourbon yet, the new Holladay 10 Year. But is more age really making better whiskey?

We're putting four Ben Holladay bourbons head-to-head in a blind tasting: Bottled in Bond, Rickhouse Proof, 8 Year Single Barrel, and the new 10 Year. All were distilled in 2016, but each offers something different.

 

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