In 2016, Angel’s Envy opened the first full-production whiskey distillery along Whiskey Row in the heart of downtown Louisville since prohibition. On tasting the strength of liquorice is released and the fresh fennel notes come through strongly with a welcome hint of sugar at the end. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Originally Angel's Envy was a sourced Bourbon, but the USP for the brand was time spent finishing in barrels that had previously held Port - up to 6 months.

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Rooted in 200 years of bourbon heritage, we create finished spirits and we aren’t afraid to improve on the classic tradition. Lincoln Henderson was the creator of many notable brands, including Woodford Reserve and Gentleman Jack.Deep mahogany notes are the home to a complex bitter nose where bitter and sweet raisin are peppered with hits of nutmeg and cinnamon. All discussions and reviews of Bourbon, Rye, or any American Whiskey are welcome and encouraged (yes, even Jack), as well as any news articles or bourbon-related internet things.