Elmer T Lee Oval Label at Tara Mcclain blog

Elmer T Lee Oval Label. Of course, it's a single barrel bourbon, so you can expect variety between bottles. Lee released in 2013 at 93 proof. There is also a commemorative version of elmer t. The label on the right is a newer style, but they've mixed both styles for the last couple of years. Today, i’m taking two of those labels which are closest in proof and age and pitting them against each other. Lee is a single barrel sour mash kentucky straight bourbon. Bottled at 45% abv, it doesn’t taste like it at all, more like 35%. The clear glass and label on the front show off the color of the whiskey to good effect. The bourbon is very smooth with the perfect balance of. The weight and heft of the bottle conveys a solid feel. Lee has passed, that bourbon begins to lose its unique attractiveness as the price escalates. Inspired by the aging techniques of single malt scotch, lee introduced the concept of single barrel bourbon with blanton’s single barrel bourbon.

Bottled at 45% abv, it doesn’t taste like it at all, more like 35%. Lee has passed, that bourbon begins to lose its unique attractiveness as the price escalates. The weight and heft of the bottle conveys a solid feel. Lee is a single barrel sour mash kentucky straight bourbon. There is also a commemorative version of elmer t. The label on the right is a newer style, but they've mixed both styles for the last couple of years. The bourbon is very smooth with the perfect balance of. The clear glass and label on the front show off the color of the whiskey to good effect. Of course, it's a single barrel bourbon, so you can expect variety between bottles. Lee released in 2013 at 93 proof.

Elmer T Lee 100th Anniversary The Whisky Shop

Elmer T Lee Oval Label Bottled at 45% abv, it doesn’t taste like it at all, more like 35%. The bourbon is very smooth with the perfect balance of. Lee released in 2013 at 93 proof. Bottled at 45% abv, it doesn’t taste like it at all, more like 35%. Today, i’m taking two of those labels which are closest in proof and age and pitting them against each other. Lee has passed, that bourbon begins to lose its unique attractiveness as the price escalates. The clear glass and label on the front show off the color of the whiskey to good effect. Lee is a single barrel sour mash kentucky straight bourbon. The weight and heft of the bottle conveys a solid feel. The label on the right is a newer style, but they've mixed both styles for the last couple of years. Of course, it's a single barrel bourbon, so you can expect variety between bottles. Inspired by the aging techniques of single malt scotch, lee introduced the concept of single barrel bourbon with blanton’s single barrel bourbon. There is also a commemorative version of elmer t.