Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 2009 Release
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Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 2009 Release
The Birthday Bourbon are released on 2nd September annually to mark the birthday of the distillery’s founder, George Garvin Brown. This is the 2009 release.
Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 2009 | 96 Proof
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Wayne Pfisterer –
Aged 12 years, the 2009 release offers a complex mix of caramel, brown spice, and subtle orange peel, but the balance is not quite there. It’s good, but doesn’t live up to previous releases.
Cole Weller –
he nose of brown sugar and chocolate is promising, but the palate is overly dominated by oak. A letdown after the fantastic 2008 edition.
Jeff Neumeister –
A warm finish with a hint of dark chocolate and soft oak, though overall, the bourbon is too dry and lacks the depth of the 2007 release.
Tony Christensen –
Rich caramel and dark fruit on the nose, but the varnish and overpowering spice on the palate left me disappointed. Not worth the hype for the price.
Joe Brown –
The 2009 release has some redeeming notes of coconut and chocolate, but it falls short in overall smoothness and complexity compared to the older vintages.
Peter Kasmin –
Great on the nose but harsh on the palate. The orange peel and brown spice save it a little, but it still doesn’t justify the price.
Gary West –
It starts well with vanilla and dates but the finish is where it truly falters. A disappointing experience for such a celebrated release.