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Boones Bourbon - Homegrown

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Tyler Boone is a South Carolina singer and songwriter who has been gathering fans and playing gigs all across the South. But Tyler is also a multi-dimensional business entrepreneur who founded music festivals, created music for HBO, and much more. In 2015, while living in Nashville, the idea for Boone's Bourbon began to take form and Tyler started to learn about starting a brand upon his return to Charleston, South Carolina.When Tyler wanted to craft a signature Bourbon, he teamed up with his father Michael Boone. Together they created a Homegrown Boone’s Bourbon with a mash bill of 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% barley. Launched in 2018, the Spirit is produced and managed out of Next Century Spirits in Zebulon, NC. It’s aged properly in new, charred, white oak and bottled at a powerful 58.5% ABV. They got it right and the prestigious awards started coming in almost instantly. Named Top 6 in the World in Forbes, Platinum Los Angeles, Double Gold San Francisco, Double Gold New York.
Tasting notes

Nose / Aroma / Smell

The aroma a pleasantly sweet with caramel corn, cloves, a bit of pepper, and vanilla.

Flavor / Taste / Palate

Caramel is the opening act on the palate with warm butter, cinnamon, smokiness, and a dash of apple.

Finish

The finish has a burst of cinnamon and rancio.

Brand
Boones Bourbon
Size
750ml
ABV
58.50
Country
United States
Region
South Carolina
Kosher
Unknown

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Barrel Type

  • New Charred White Oak

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  • Non Chill Filtered

Tipxy AI Overview

What people across the internet are saying
★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2/5 AI Rating

Reviewers on The Whiskey Jug and Rickhouse Ramblings find Boone's Homegrown 'overly harsh to overly sweet with no stops in between' — at 117 proof with minimum 6 months aging, it reads immature and rough. American Whiskey Magazine was kinder. Public sentiment: divisive, mostly underwhelmed.

*This is an AI-generated summary based on publicly available reviews and discussions.