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A review and tasting of Clyde Mays Bourbon. What's the Story? Is It Alabama, Indiana, or Long Island NY. Identity Crisis and no it is not good.
8 maj 2022 · Better late than never, today we sample out the Clyde Mays Original Alabama Whiskey. Only 50% corn, so technically not a bourbon, but sure tastes like one, l...
11 gru 2023 · Classification: Straight Bourbon. Company: Conecuh Brands. Distillery: Sourced from an undisclosed Indiana distillery(ies) Release Date: Ongoing. Proof: 92. Age: NAS (Website states aged 4-5 years) Mashbill: Undisclosed. Color: Bright Bronze. MSRP: $40 / 750mL (2023) Official Website
11 lis 2016 · Clyde May’s Bourbon Review: An in-depth review of the Clyde May’s Bourbon plus info like mashbill, wood used, the distillery, Clyde May’s Bourbon facts and more!
Any opinions on Clyde Mays? Never tried it before, found out today that the distillery is local to my area. See it in the liquor store all the time, anyone know if it is worth the try?
4 dni temu · Reports say it’s made in Kentucky from a 55% corn, 30% rye and 15% barley mash bill, so it could be bourbon, were it not aged in used barrels. This makes it like Early Times or a Barrell Whiskey release at it’s base. Add a little apple juice and you’ve got Alabama Whiskey.
8 lut 2024 · Clyde May’s Conecuh Ridge Bourbon, which I’m reviewing today, was distilled in Indiana (likely MGP) and aged for at least five years in charred white American oak barrels. It was inspired by the first legal bottle of Clyde May’s original “Conecuh Ridge Whiskey.”
