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Michael Veach’s Dream Bourbon: Fountain Run BiB Review

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🥃 Fountain Run Bourbon Review: Michael Veach’s Dream 7-Year Bottled-in-Bond! 🥃

Join Wayne and Rebecca from Your Bourbon Journey as they finally taste the culmination of “Bill and Mike’s Excellent Adventure:” Fountain Run Bottled In Bond Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey! Bourbon Hall of Fame Historian Michael Veach (BourbonVeach) poured his heart and family history into this unique bottle, and the results are an absolute success.

Inspired by his grandfather’s Depression-era moonshine, this bourbon is crafted with a very special mash bill featuring Hickory Cane White Corn. After a seven-year, four-month journey, is this one-of-a-kind, fruit-forward, 19th-century-style bourbon the “hitters bourbon” they hoped for?

Watch to find out the unique tasting notes of green apple, pear, rye spice, and coffee/chocolate malt that make this a “tale of two halves” for the palate! Plus, hear about the unique bottling process and the potential for a future “baked apple pie” wheated version!

Tasting Notes & Specs

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Distillery: Kentucky Artisan Distillery
  • Mash Bill: 65% Hickory Cane White Corn, 20% Rye, 12% Distiller’s Malt, 3% Chocolate Malt
  • Age: 7 Years 4 Months (Bottled In Bond)
  • Proof: 100 Proof (Drinks a little higher!)
  • Nose: Light, fruit-forward, sweet, like an orchard (green apple, pear).
  • Palate: Bright, fresh fruit (apple), followed by rye spice, with a chocolate/coffee hint on the back palate and finish.
  • Release Date: October 2025

Purchased: 10/30/25 for $99.99 at Seelbach’s Online Check Seelbach’s for availability: https://seelbachs.com/products/fountain-run-kentucky-straight-bourbon-whiskey

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The Journey

This bourbon is the finale of Michael Veach and Bill Thomas’s multi-year project, affectionately called “Bill and Mike’s Excellent Adventure.” This limited release was produced at Kentucky Artisan Distillery with distiller Jade Peterson, using a traditional 19th-century approach, including a low 103 barrel entry proof, heavy toast, Char 3 barrel, a screw-top, and a period-correct tax seal—features beloved by Michael Veach.

Read all about the journey on Michael Veach’s blog (Bourbon Veach):

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Tasting 1976 Old Charter: Bourbon History in a Mini Bottle! 

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🥃 Sipping on History: 1976 Old Charter 7 Year – Vintage Bourbon Review (Schenley Era Dusty Bottle)

Join Wayne and Rebecca on “Sipping on History” as we unearth a true relic of American whiskey: a rare, vintage Old Charter 7 Year Old, 86 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey bottled in the mid-1970s!

This isn’t your modern Buffalo Trace-produced Old Charter—this $1/4$ pint “dusty bottle” dates back to the Schenley Distillers era and was distilled no later than 1969 at the historic Bernheim Distillery in Louisville, KY. This bourbon is a tangible piece of the Bourbon Glut Era!

What We Taste & Discuss:

  • Tasting Notes: We explore the distinct flavor profile of 70s bourbon, including surprising viscosity, notes of butterscotch and pear, a complex savory palate, and a rye kick that hints at a classic high-rye mashbill (estimated 18-35% rye).
  • The History: Learn why the 1970s was a fascinating time for whiskey, the significance of the “For Sale in Indiana Only” label, and the journey of the Old Charter brand from Schenley to Sazerac/Buffalo Trace.
  • Proof vs. Flavor: Does 86 proof still pack a punch? We discuss why these vintage, long-aged bourbons often drink with more body and complexity than modern equivalents.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to taste a piece of distilling history! 

Bottle Details:

  • Brand: Old Charter Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Vintage/Bottled: Est. 1976 (Distilled no later than 1969)
  • Distiller (Era): Bernheim Distillery (for Schenley Distillers)
  • Age/Proof: 7 Years / 86 Proof
  • Rarity: $1/4$ Pint (4 oz) with “For sale in Indiana Only” label
  • Sourced From: Revival Vintage Spirits, Covington, KY (https://revivalky.com/)

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Sipping on History: Wild Turkey Honey, Old vs. New

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Vintage vs. Modern: Wild Turkey Honey Liqueur Showdown!

Step back in time with us as we open a rare bottle of Wild Turkey Liqueur with Honey from the 1990s! We’re putting this vintage 60-proof spirit head-to-head against today’s popular Wild Turkey American Honey to see how this iconic brand has evolved.

Join us for a fascinating tasting as we compare the flavor, aroma, and character of these two honey-infused bourbons. Will the 90s-era bottle deliver a cloying, syrupy blast of nostalgia, or a more subtle, bourbon-forward experience? How does today’s higher-proof American Honey stand up?

We’re diving deep into the history behind the legendary Jimmy Russell’s “honey bourbon” to discover the differences that 30 years can make.

In this video, we explore:

  • The Proof Test: Does the higher 71 proof of American Honey make it less sweet and more balanced than the vintage 60-proof version?
  • A Tale of Two Honeys: How do the honey notes themselves compare? Is one fresher or more complex than the other?
  • The Bourbon Factor: Can we taste more of the classic Wild Turkey bourbon base in one over the other?
  • The Legacy: A look at how a beloved product can evolve while staying true to its roots.

Whether you’re a bourbon aficionado, a Wild Turkey fan, or just curious about how spirits change over time, this is a tasting you won’t want to miss.

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Join us as we explore how this unique, vintage whiskey holds up after all these years. This is your chance to experience a genuine taste of whiskey history with us. Don’t miss out – hit play now!

Cheers! 🥂

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Purchased: 01/31/25 at Revival Vintage Spirits https://revivalky.com/ 

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The Starlight 10 Year Bourbon Is Finally Here!

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Starlight 10 Year Old Bourbon: The Oldest Release from Starlight Distillery!

Join Wayne and Rebecca from Your Bourbon Journey as they get their hands on a highly sought-after bottle—the Starlight 2025 10 Year Old Bourbon. This is the oldest release ever from Starlight Distillery in Borden, Indiana, and it’s a bottle they’ve been waiting for since they first tasted a sample at a Repeal Dinner almost a year ago!

In this review, Wayne and Rebecca discuss the unique aspects of this special release, including the specific three-grain mash bill (60% corn, 20% rye, 20% malted barley), its sweet mash process, and the incredibly rare Seguin Moreau Iconic Barrels it was aged in.

Poured at a bold 120.3 proof, they explore the rich, dark amber color and complex notes on the nose and palate. Can they find the pipe tobacco, dark chocolate, and caramel notes they’re looking for? And what does a 10-year-old bourbon with a low barrel entry proof taste like?

This isn’t just a review; it’s a celebration of a family-owned Indiana distillery that is making waves in the American whiskey world. If you love discovering craft distilleries and special, limited-release whiskey, this video is for you.

So grab your favorite glass, settle in, and let’s explore this bourbon together! Click play ▶️ NOW!

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✴️ Starlight 2025 10-Year Cask Strength

  • Classification: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Distillery: Starlight Distillery
  • Mash Bill: 60% Corn, 20% Rye, 20% Malted Barley
  • Other: Grain-to-glass; sweet mash; double pot distilled; barrel entry proof 112-116
  • Age: 10 Years
  • Proof: 120.3
  • MSRP: $250
  • Released: July 2025
  • Aging: Sequin Moreau Icone barrels.
  • Purchased: 08/14/25 for $250 at Starlight Distillery

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Sipping on History: Old Forester 1955 Bottled in Bond

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Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime vintage bourbon tasting experience! We’ve managed to get our hands on a truly rare piece of whiskey history: a bottle of Old Forester 1955 Bottled in Bond. 🥃 

This isn’t just a bourbon; it’s a time capsule. We’ll be uncorking this vintage whiskey to explore its unique tasting notes, from the aroma to the long, lingering finish. What secrets does this mid-century rare bourbon hold? 🤫

But the journey doesn’t end there! To truly understand the evolution of Old Forester, we’ll be doing a bourbon comparison of the vintage 1955 with the brand’s current release, the Old Forester 1897 Bottled in Bond. This side-by-side tasting reveals the past and present of one of America’s most beloved bourbons.

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Blind Tasting: Who Wins Whiskey of the Quarter!

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Alright, buckle up, whiskey lovers! 🥃 Get ready for a showdown of EPIC proportions! 🔥 In this blind tasting adventure, we’re putting three incredible contenders to the ultimate test to crown the UNDISPUTED CHAMPION 🏆 of our Second Quarter 2025! 🎉

Prepare your senses as we dive deep into the aromatic world 👃 and tantalizing flavors 😋 of:

🐅Orphan Barrel Fanged Pursuit Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 

🌟Star Hill Farm American Wheat Whisky

🦃Wild Turkey 101 8-Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

No labels, no biases – just pure, unadulterated whiskey appreciation! 👀 Join us as we meticulously nose, sip, and savor each dram, dissecting the nose 👃, the dance on the palate 👅, the lingering finish ✨, and that all-important je ne sais quoi. 🤔

Will the barrel proof powerhouse 💪 dominate? Will the aged elegance 👑 steal the show? Or will a unique finish or single barrel charm ✨ take the crown? We’re ranking them from 3rd place🥉 to the coveted 1st place spot🥇, and the suspense is BUILDING! 🤩 The results will be used for seeding in our Whiskey of the Year competition! 🏆

🎉 Grab your own glass 🥃 (of whatever you fancy! 😉), settle in 🛋️, and experience the thrill of the reveal with us. Get ready for some serious whiskey talk 🗣️, maybe a few surprises 😮, and definitely a good time! 😄 Cheers to an unforgettable evening of delicious discovery!

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🔥DETAILS REGARDING OUR THREE FINALISTS🔥 (in alphabetical order): 

✴️ Orphan Barrel Fanged Pursuit

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: Diageo
  • Distillery: Sourced from an undisclosed Kentucky
  • Mash Bill: 68-74% Corn, 18-22% Rye, 8-10% Malted Barley
  • Age: 17 Years
  • Proof: 92
  • MSRP: $200
  • Released: February 2025
  • Purchased: 03/13/25 for $200.00 at Archie & Clyde’s Restaurant Newburgh Indiana

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✴️ Star Hill Farm Whisky 2025

  • Classification: American Wheat Whisky
  • Company: Star Hill Farm
  • Distillery: Maker’s Mark Distillery
  • Mash Bill: Blend of two: 70% Soft Red Winter Wheat & 30% Malted Barley; and 100% Malted Soft Red Winter Wheat
  • Age: 7-8 Years
  • Proof: 114.7
  • MSRP: $100
  • Released: May 2025
  • Other: First new mashbill in 70 years
  • Purchased: 05/16/28 for $100 at Maker’s Mark Distillery

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✴️ Wild Turkey 101 8 Year

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: Campari Group
  • Distillery: Wild Turkey Distillery
  • Mash Bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
  • Age: 8 Year minimum
  • Proof: 101
  • MSRP: $45
  • Released: April 2025
  • Purchased: 04/25/25 for $42.99 at Beverage Barn in Henderson, KY

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Uncorking 41 Years: J.W. Dant Bourbon Tasting!

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A 41-Year-Old Bourbon: Tasting a 1984 J.W. Dant Time Capsule!

Get ready for an unforgettable journey into whiskey history! We’re not just opening a bottle; we’re cracking open a time capsule: a 41-year-old J.W. Dant bourbon from 1984! Have you ever wondered what four decades do to a whiskey? We definitely did, and now you can find out with us!

We got our hands on this incredible vintage gem from the amazing Revival Vintage Spirits in Covington, KY. We’ve been counting down the days to share this special tasting experience with you, and trust us, it’s worth the wait!

In this video, you’ll witness history unfold as we:

  • Uncover the fascinating story behind J.W. Dant.
  • Explore every detail – from its mesmerizing appearance to its captivating aromas.
  • Take that long-awaited, first sip and share our raw, honest reactions!

Join us as we explore how this unique, vintage whiskey holds up after all these years. This is your chance to experience a genuine taste of whiskey history with us. Don’t miss out – hit play now!

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✴️ 1984 JW Dant Special Reserve

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: The Dant Distillery Company
  • Distillery: Schenley Distillery Louisville
  • Mash Bill: A common estimate for Bernheim’s Schenley-era mash bill was around 73-75% corn, 15-20% rye, and 8-12% malted barley.
  • Age: 4 Years
  • Proof: 90
  • Purchased: 01/31/25 at Revival Vintage Spirits https://revivalky.com/ 

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Bourbon Battle: 90s Maker’s Mark vs. Today!

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⏳ **Whiskey Time Warp: 1990s Maker’s Mark vs. Today’s Bottle – Will Decades Change the Magic?**

Ever stop to wonder if time truly *transforms* a whiskey? We did too! Join us on a fascinating expedition into the past as we unearth a **rare gem**: a vintage Maker’s Mark Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, distilled all the way back in the **golden age of the 1990s**. 

But the journey doesn’t end there. We’re putting this liquid time capsule head-to-head against a bottle of the modern-day icon. Could decades of aging in the bottle have woven a spell of unique flavors? Or will the consistent craftsmanship of today’s Maker’s Mark shine through? 

Prepare your senses as we meticulously dissect each pour: the subtle shifts in **appearance**, the ghosts of aromas past in the **nose**, the evolution of **taste** across time, and the lingering secrets in the **finish**. Will our palates be captivated by the vintage allure, or will the present prevail? 🔥 

**Tune in for a bourbon battle unlike any other!** We’re not just tasting whiskey; we’re tasting history. Will we uncover a lost profile? Will the oak have whispered secrets over the years? Join us to find out which era of Maker’s Mark truly reigns supreme! 

👉 **Hit play now and embark on this unique whiskey time travel adventure!** Don’t forget to leave a comment with your predictions!

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✴️ Maker’s Mark 1990s Pint

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: Seagram
  • Distillery: Maker’s Mark Distillery
  • Mash Bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
  • Age: NAS
  • Proof: 90
  • Purchased: 03/14/2025 at Revival Vintage Spirits, Covington, KY https://revivalky.com/ 

✴️ Maker’s Mark 2025

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Company: Suntory Global Spirits
  • Distillery: Maker’s Mark Distillery
  • Mash Bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
  • Age: NAS (typically around 6 years old)
  • Proof: 90
  • Purchased: 03/01/25 for $32.99 at High Spirits Liquor Store in Evansville, IN

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Bourbon Time Warp! Tasting a 51-Year-Old Jim Beam Derby Edition 

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Imagine tasting liquid history… 🥃 To celebrate the 151st Kentucky Derby, we’re tasting a time capsule: the ultra-rare Jim Beam 100th Kentucky Derby Anniversary Decanter, filled with bourbon distilled in 1974! Ever dream of experiencing an 8-year-old Jim Beam from nearly half a century ago? 🤔

Join us for an EXCLUSIVE TASTING as we journey back in time with this incredible vintage whiskey. We’ll be meticulously exploring its:

  • Fascinating backstory and the legacy of this commemorative decanter
  • Visual allure: the color and appearance after all these years
  • Aromatic whispers from the past
  • Palate-awakening flavors and the evolution of its taste
  • Lingering finish – how does history fade?

But that’s not all! We’ll also put this legendary bourbon head-to-head against a modern masterpiece: Old Grand-Dad 16 Year Old. How does a taste of 1974 compare to today’s craftsmanship? 🤔

Prepare for a deep dive into whiskey history you won’t find anywhere else. Click play to uncork the past with us! ▶️ Cheers to history in a glass! 🥂

Note: From “A Guide To Jim Beam Bottles” by Cembura & Avery: The 100th anniversary of the famed Kentucky Derby Classic is honored with a bottle bearing cameos of the first winner Aristides in 1875 and Cannonade in 1974. Red roses fill the numerals. The back list the names and dates of previous winners. Height 7.5 inches.

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Originally Opened & Reviewed 05/05/24: https://yourbourbonjourney.com/2024/05/05/may-2024-kentucky-derby-tasting/

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✴️ 1974 James B. Beam 100th Kentucky Derby Decanter

  • Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Distillery: James B. Beam
  • Mash Bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, and 12% malt (estimated based on today’s Jim Beam white label)
  • Age: 100 months (8.33 years) when bottled in 1974
  • Proof: 86
  • Price Paid – Gifted from Family Collection

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Tasting a 48-Year-Old Time Capsule: 1977 Crow Light Whiskey! 🕰️🥃

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🤯 Prepare your taste buds for a journey through time! 🕰️ We’re cracking open a RARE 48-year-old bourbon! 🥃 Ever wondered what a 1977 Crow Light Whiskey tastes like?! 🤔 We did too!

Join us for this SPECIAL TASTING as we dive into a time capsule of whiskey history! 🤩 We snagged this incredible vintage bottle from the amazing Revival Vintage Spirits in Covington, KY! 🙌 We’ve been counting down the days to open this beauty and share our honest thoughts with you! 🎉

In this video, we’ll:

  • Uncover the fascinating history behind Crow Light Whiskey 📜
  • Take a look back at the groovy 70s advertising for Light Whiskey 📺
  • Show off some seriously cool vintage Old Crow collectibles! 😎
  • FINALLY! Explore the appearance 👀, savor the incredible aromas👃, and take that long-awaited FIRST SIP! 🤤
  • We’ll be sharing every single detail and our thoughts on how this unique whiskey holds up today. 🤔

💡 Did you know? Back in the 1970s, everyone was going crazy for lighter spirits like vodka! 🍸 So, the bourbon industry decided to shake things up and create “light whiskey”! Crow Light hit the scene in December 1972 with the catchy slogan “The whiskey that whispers,” trying to capture that lighter vibe. Light whiskey was distilled to super high proofs (think 160-190 proof!) to mellow out the flavor and then aged briefly in used bourbon barrels for just a hint of color and taste. That “whisper” was all about that subtle, easy-drinking profile! 😉

✨ Don’t miss this chance to experience a genuine taste of whiskey history with us! Hit play now! ▶️ Cheers! 🥂

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✴️ Crow Light Whiskey

  • Classification: Whiskey Blended
  • Company: Old Crow Distillery Co., Louisville, KY
  • Age: 4 years
  • Proof: 80
  • Bottled: 1977
  • Purchased at Revival Vintage Spirits, Covington KY

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