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By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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The world of bourbon is rich and diverse, offering a variety of flavors and styles to suit every palate and preference. As the popularity of this classic American whiskey continues to rise, more brands and expressions are hitting the shelves every day. Among these, some stand out for their quality, heritage, and innovation. Here we present our list of the 21 best bourbon brands, ranked for their excellence and contribution to the bourbon tradition.

1.Pappy Van Winkle’s Family Reserve:The holy grail of bourbons for many enthusiasts, known for its depth, complexity, and exquisite balance.

2.Blanton’s:The original single barrel bourbon whiskey that has garnered a large following due to its flavorful profile.

3.Buffalo Trace:A staple for many bourbon lovers with a versatile range that includes highly sought-after limited editions.

4.Maker’s Mark:Recognized by its distinctive red wax-sealed bottle. It’s reputed for its smoothness and approachable flavor.

5.Elijah Craig:Often praised for inventing the process of aging Kentucky bourbon in charred oak casks.

6.Four Roses:Offering a unique selection thanks to two mash bills and five proprietary yeast strains giving ten distinct recipes.

7.Woodford Reserve:Known for its rich flavor profile and being the official bourbon of the Kentucky Derby.

8.Wild Turkey:Offers robust flavors thanks to a high-rye content in its mash bill, created by a legendary master distiller Jimmy Russell.

9.Old Forester:America’s first bottled bourbon maintains consistency and quality over the years with a classic taste profile.

10.Knob Creek:Part of Jim Beam’s small-batch collection, it’s big on robust flavors and often presented at higher proofs.

11.Michter’s:This brand offers limited production runs ensuring quality over quantity with rich and full-bodied expressions.

12.Angel’s Envy:Finishing their bourbon in port wine barrels adds interesting layers of flavor not commonly found in other bourbons.

13.Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr.Offers connoisseur-level quality across several distinctive expressions including some bottled-in-bond whiskies.

14.Russell’s Reserve:A selection of small-batch bourbons from Wild Turkey that are aged longer for additional depth and complexity.

15.Stagg Jr.:The younger but still powerful offering from Buffalo Trace Distillery provides a flavorful experience at barrel proof levels.

16.Bulleit Bourbon Frontier Whiskey:Celebrated for both its high-rye content which provides spice & complex character in its flavor profile.

17.Booker’s Bourbon:Known for being one of the first widely-available cask-strength bourbons on the market dating back to 1988.

18.Basil Hayden’s:Part of Jim Beam’s small-batch series as well featuring a high-rye mash bill that imparts bold spiciness.

19.Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year Old:The younger sibling in the Van Winkle family delivers an aged complexity that’s hard to beat at this price point.

20.Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea Bourbon:Unique in that it is aged at sea where the movement helps increase interaction between bourbon &cask wood intensifying flavors.

21.Larceny Bourbon –Crafted using wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain offering a smoother sipper with less spice more sweet profiles.

This ranking captures only a snapshot of myriad options available in the world of bourbon whiskey; personal taste ultimately shapes one’s own favorites list.

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