Whiskey Tasting: Ridgemont Reserve
- 10 years ago
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Whisky.com tastes the Ridgemont Reserve. The 1792 on the bottle stands for the year when Kentucky became an official state of the United States of America. The bottling comes from the Barton distillery.
The nose:
Very fruity, little honey, and a lot of oakiness.
The taste:
Very complex, the oakiness is slowly rising with appearing oakiness. Some ginger and exotic fruits.
The finish:
The tastes become a bit darker with ripe fruit and chocolate.
Whisky.com tastes the Ridgemont Reserve. The 1792 on the bottle stands for the year when Kentucky became an official state of the United States of America. The bottling comes from the Barton distillery.
The nose:
Very fruity, little honey, and a lot of oakiness.
The taste:
Very complex, the oakiness is slowly rising with appearing oakiness. Some ginger and exotic fruits.
The finish:
The tastes become a bit darker with ripe fruit and chocolate.