Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond 7 Year: The Mash & Drum EP83
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- The new Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond is here with some changes to the bottle, label, age and price. Made from the distillery’s traditional bourbon mash bill, mingled in small batches, and bottled at 100 proof, this new 7-year-old offering exceeds the minimum four-year aging requirement for a Bottled-in-Bond. The new bottle is hitting shelves now in California, Texas, New York, Georgia, Florida, Illinois, South Carolina and Colorado, with plans on widening distribution in the future. The new offering also has an MSRP of around 40 dollars.
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Hey Jason, thanks for the Heads up on the discontinued Heaven Hill. I have a cool little family owned store in my area. Had 8 bottles on the shelf. owner was happy to let me take them off their hands for $11.00 per bottle. Have 8 added to my collection! Cheers!
7 years BIB Great daily sipper. Outstanding smooth finish. I love this product.
It is my new favorite! It’s so damn smooth
All I can say is I got the new HH yesterday & omg I love it upstate NY paid $48.00 👍🏻
Jason, great detailed review and comparison. They should have priced this around $30 and still would have been a doubling of the previous BiB. Like you said it will now have to compete with some stellar bourbons at that $40 to 45 range. I'll stick with the 4R and KC SiB choices and not feel like I'm getting screwed royally. Cheers!!
Thanks man. Totally agree!
The EW BiB is a great daily sipper. Not complex, yet tasty and an easy dram. Cheers!
$32.00 at Sams Club. I love this bottle. IT is great for siping or mixing in a premium cocktail.
Awesome review. Really glad you brought the Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond into the mix, especially since it seemed to fair so well. You'll never find me without it, that's what I keep in the decanter on my coffee table for daily sippin'.
Indeed. It's a very good bourbon. I enjoy it more than some bottles 2-3x the price.
Nice scoop! First with the 7 year BIB reviews. Waiting for NYC stores to stock it.
Thanks for another great review, Jason. With so many good bottles available at decent price points, will be interesting to see how this one does... 🥃
I think it will do amazing in the beginning since people will want to try it. The longevity at that price will be interesting to see.
Love the review. My latest bottle was extremely smooth for 100 proof and a nice citrus on the back end.
Jason, thank you for sharing this man, this bottle just hit our shelves down here in Miami and its going for $60 plus at the few places that have it available, I love all heaven hill products and I dont mind paying for a good bourbon, but after watching your video I think I’ll stick to Evan Williams BIB which is fantastic for only $15 bucks. I really enjoy your channel btw, great content... cheers
Thanks Hector. Appreciate it. It's not a bad BOURBON by any means. It's just not worth the price hike from the old one.
If you like that heaven hill profile id say old ezra 7 i can usally get it for around 40- 45 and its 117 proof compared to 100 i haven’t had this yet so i cant judge but id do trust your palate ....
Nice and honest review Jason, I guess I won't see the Heaven Hill BiB 7 yo till next year, but the 6 yo is still on the shelves. Will definitely stock up on the 6 yo BiB, because you just can't go wrong with a $17 daily sipper. Cheers!
I couldn't agree more buddy.
Great review and comparison. I picked up the 7 year BiB last week and to me it is Henry McKenna lite. Same flavors just not as rich and/or deep. Frankly, I would get the McKenna since it is the same price. Only problem is that it is very hard to find. Cheers!
Thanks for comparing the Evan Williams with the Heaven Hill. It helps a lot because I bought the Evan William's BIB and was not a fan of the flavor profile. It reminded me a lot of the basic Heaven Hill White Label Bourbon.
Now I won't lose any sleep over not having a "new" Heaven Hill BIB.
The Mash and Drum saved me a few bucks! Like a New York RUclips Coupon Book!
Fughaetaboutit!! Lmao.
I have had the Evan Williams and it is real good. For 40 bucks more it will probably be a while before I buy a both of Heaven Hill.
Don't blame you. Cheers. Love the EW BiB
I just had my first pour of this before watching the video. I was actually pleasantly surprised with the juice. With that said, it may not replace a few of my other regulars at this price, but I plan to always have it on my shelf.
I've grown to like it more as well. I think I was pissed at the price increase. Lol.
@@TheMashandDrum maybe, but I’m that case the whole bourbon market should piss us off. I have a bottle of McKenna that I refuse to open because I bought it when it was still $30...which makes no sense whatsoever.
@@gabrielgarroni2084 unfortunately awards do that to a whiskey
Great review! Like Heaven Hill, but do not appreciate this gouging. 1 year older for a $25 increase. No thanks. Great bottle design tho.
Easy to keep up with the stock for a 6yo bourbon that was only sold in Kentucky for $12. Doing it nationally at the same price, not so much. I live on the west coast and never make to Kentucky for anything so I would never get to try any. Now I can. I don't see it as price gouging. I see it as a smart business decision.
Found this for $35 today and was pumped. I bought just 1 and left the rest for other hunters. I can't believe people mark this up to $90+.
Paid 40$ even and I definitely enjoyed this👌🏾
Keep walking past bottles in GA. Guess I will pick one up.
Thanks for your feedback on this Jason! I’m really curious to try it out for myself. Cheers!
I remember when Evan Williams was a 7 year old for their black label and was an excellent bourbon and was like $9.
Thats right!
Thanks for putting this out there and I appreciate the review. I may get a bottle if it is at MSRP but tbh I've almost got one foot out the door with Heaven Hill and their BiB bottlings. My last 2 McKenna 10 year BiB were meh and pricing by me is heading towards $45 per bottle at the stores who do have it. The last white label Evan Williams BiB I had was meh but at least it was under $20. This HH BiB 7 year might hit the $50 price point but who knows.
I think it might go higher as well but we will see. McKenna is moving to a small batch eventually to avoid meh bottles. Yeah the EW BiB is a great alternative. Cheers.
Can't beat that white label Evan Williams BIB for a mixed drink. My go to for an Old Fashioned.
Great video, Jason. Agree totally about that price point. Similar thing happening with McKenna 10 as some retailers have begun to mark it up. I will probably still grab a bottle of this HH7 at some point just to try.
It's definitely a great bourbon. But the price point hurts it a bit in my opinion.
McKenna 10 is $10 more than it was last year in my area.
@@paddyoflaherty2519 yep. It's 50 dollars here now.
Yeah, it's gone up. I've seen some photos of some retailers taking it up to $50 or even higher.
Great review, Jason- it seems very objective and true without bashing or overtly praising anything. Since I'm not in one of the preliminary states to get it anyways, that makes my choice easy in the next $40+ bottle I get and I might go for one of the ones you mentioned in that range. Thanks for the great content and have a great Monday!
Thanks Jeff! Its a great bourbon and theres no denying it. I just wonder how the longevity of this bottle at this price will be compared to the others I mentioned. The price is what made it so special in the first place. Cheers!
I was too late,paid 46 in New York 😢 awesome review
I agree with these comparisons! EW BiB is pretty close to the Heaven Hill 7 year. I paid 55 in California last week. Oh well still a nice pour 😃
Hey Maveric! Great review as always, it was interesting as it really sounded like a strong description of Henry McKenna when you were talking about the new HH. Oak forward with some sweet lingering spice. I'll have to getc a bottle as I too am super interested to taste it next to that bunch including the McKenna, cheers buddy!
Yeah it's good and I like it but I think you can spend less or something in that 40 dollar price range and get something a bit better. Cheers!
Look forward to picking it up eventually!
Great Video. Here in VA it is 50$ if your lucky enough to get one on a drop at the local ABC ... it is good, but a bit over priced... more due to its rarity than its quality.
Great points on the price. Keep doing what you are doing.
I use to get the 6 year over the border for about $22 cnd, ridiculous value for the juice. I'm sure there is bottles on the way to Ontario and totally willing to pay the $50 to $60, which is average up here for that quality. EW BIB and Ezra Brooks 101 are steals any day. Cheers
Its great stuff...but if your familiar with the 6 year not sure its 30 dollars better than that. But it is good. EW BiB is an amazing value
Great review Jason! I definitely agree with your statement about price! Cheers! 🥃👍🇺🇸
I agree with the pallet all the way! Definitely sweet with the oaky start to finish, although i didnt taste the zest but everything else was on point! Great video bro
Love your channel, just some advice/request if you can… I frequently listen while driving or running. When you do comparisons… Using the term “this one“ is really difficult to listen to. “On this one, I get more than on this one, but on this one, I get less than this one, etc.“ no clue which one “this one“ is when listening. Love your reviews, request, when doing comparisons please say, “the seven-year-old... The six-year-old… Evan Williams is…“. Keep up the excellent work! Cheers!
That's a really good.point. I will make note of that feedback. Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your review. Since I live in Florida the original version was never available to me and this new version just hit stores by me today. I decided to pick it up and try it. I really like it! Your reviews are top notch! Ty!
Thanks Jeffrey! Cheers!
Never had the 6 year. I wait for the HH 7BIB to go on sale here in FL for $30 and snatch it up! Thx!
Hey Jason, keeping it real as always 👍🏻
Sounds like this could be a great one at $30-$35. I’m in WA state so have never seen any Heaven Hill available here. Maybe this will make it here at some point. Thanks again for the great review.
Cheers 🥃
At 30-35 it would have been perfect.
Finally got my hands on the Heaven Hill... First two fingers, can't get past a bitterness. What do you make of that? BTW, love the channel, you're my go-to trusted resource, probably because we agree on so much,, but you also push me into new areas I wouldn't normally try. Well done....
Have a bottle on the way
Hey Jason:
I hear you about the $25 price difference between the 6 year and the 7 yr. BIB. It was $60 in my neighborhood store here in Brooklyn, of course this is New York City pricing. Here are my impressions:
SLÁINTE
Mike
HEAVEN HILL 7 Year old Bottled in Bond Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
5/3/20
First Pour from the Bottle. Left the Bourbon sit in the glass for 30 minutes to open.
Mash Bill: 78% corn, 12% malted barley, 10% rye
COLOR: Mahogany with a nice ring and legs that run modestly
NOSE: Boozy Corn; transitioning to a dusty corn.
PALATE: Sweet arrival with a dry corn note and overall drying sense yet a rich mouth feel that gets silky as I swirl it around with hints of cream corn.
FINISH Spicy and Very Drying. There is a sandpaper dryness which creates a mouthwatering sense. The boozy corn note returns in the end with a bit of granulated sugar.
With 1 drop of spring water
NOSE: Light sweet candy mixed with spice
PALATE: A mix of sweet and spice. The mouthfeel remains rich there is a bit of an alcohol burn which dissipates as I swirl. The swirling creates a dry sense almost powdery.
FINISH: Sweet turning to a spicy dryness which feels as if the whisky has evaporated; but then there is a mouthwatering sense.
With 2 drops of spring water
NOSE: a light wood char note with a sweet note that I can not place also there.
PALATE: Light sweet candy arrival mixing with spice; a light alcohol burn; then a drying sense with light spiciness.
FINISH: Very Dry and mouthwatering with a light spicy tingle on the tip of my tongue. Again the evaporating sense with a granulated sugar note on my tongue
This was a very enjoyable glass. I loved cream corn growing up and I love when I get a cream corn note in a bourbon. It is a combination of corn sweetness with the rich creamy mouthfeel. I also like how notes reappeared in different stages; for example the boozy corn note in the Nose Neat reappearing in the Finish. I also enjoyed the evaporating sense. I have never gotten that in a whiskey before. I need to do a Head to Head of this and EVAN WILLIAMS Bottled-in-Bond taste and enjoy the differences. Highly Recommended!!
This is a perfect breakdown. I have grown more find of this bottle. I still doesn't think it warrants the 25-30 dollar price jump, but it's better than I thought it was. I think I was biased because I was upset at the price increase. Great stuff man. Cheers.
@@TheMashandDrum Loved the detail in your review Jason! I am also pleased that the 6 and the 7 year old are so close in your opinion, Makes my feel better, that I did not get a chance to have it. I like EVAN WILLIAMS Bottled-in-Bond as well. I need to get another bottle of it and I am eager to compare the two..
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Mike
Great review Jason. Being more a little more oak forward sounds amazing. I'll have to keep my eyes open for when it rolls out national.
Yeah if you like the oakier McKenna's then you will love this. Cheers.
I tried the new heaven hill BiB without trying the old style. I found it to be fantastic.
It's definitely grown on me.
I was very interested to see your takes on this! Awesome stuff, Jason! Cheers 🥃
Interesting, Jason, alas like I said already here it's a pity we don't see all these "Bottled in Bond"' whiskeys here in France...Would you say (and sorry for that novice question) that, if I had to pick a Bourbon in general, the Bottled in Bond expression of any Kentucky Bourbon distillery would be the best choice always (or almost) within the affordable options (forget the high end bottlings) ? Thanks in advance..
Yes. Most bottled in bond bourbons are priced very affordably and have great 100 proof flavor. There are alot of them. high end bottlings can give you more nuance and complexity but BiB are always quality at an affordable price.
@@TheMashandDrum Thanks Jason, but now I'm even more disappointed (lol) of not seeing them on our shelves here...gotta definitively visit Kentucky (to start with a whiskey trail-I've only been in the US East coast & it was in my very begining of interest for whisky, as I was there to show my paintings...my dominant activity before being almost enterily focused on whisky) & get some of these to bring back to France, Cheers !
@@GregsWhiskyGuide Is it hard to ship to France? I would love to send you some samples.
@@TheMashandDrum I didn't dare to send some myself as I was told that US regulations for parcels including alcohol were very strict (more than in EU), but I guess some do...Thanks in advance if it is possible, we have to work that question meanwhile, to be followed...
Great comparison Jason. I'm still on the fence whether to stock up on the EW BiB just in case they go the same route with it.
I thought the same thing. Hopefully they leave EW alone. Lol. Cheers buddy.
Jason’s peerless in the background still has the sensor.
He must run pretty fast 🤣🤣 jk
Its a good 30 dollar bourbon
Damn. That's some serious tough love. Guess I'll stick with Rare Breed and Knob Creek.
Yep. Lol
Rare Breed is in a whole other level... good choice
Great review my friend. This hasn't shown up around me yet but hopefully it will soon. Cheers!
Cali is supposed to get it soon! Keep an eye out.
Another good one. I've got one last HH BiB bottle that I'm almost afraid to open. Almost. Maybe I need to do a BiB shootout, or a tasting of discontinued bottlings? For science...
Haha. Always for science. Sounds good to me.
Just recently opened my last HH BiB 6 within the last couple weeks. I was hesitant too, ha ha.
@@sundayeveningscotch4978 oh I can see why. Lol
Hopefully they notice something is wrong and make it right by lowering the price a bit. Cheers bud!
I’m tasting it with you, I should have just bought rare breed. It isn’t bad, it just isn’t worth the price of 45/50 bucks. If it were 30 I might buy it again.
Diggin the new music track...very Sturgil Simpson
Thanks man. It's growing on me
@@TheMashandDrum I prefer the old one
This is $60 a bottle know. Giving it a try. But I'm questioning it's value. I cam get New Riff, and E.H. Taylor small batch for $40.
Hi there, I've been watching your videos for a bit now but just came across this review of the new Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond. Your description of it being rather spice and cinnamon forward makes me curious if you woud do an A/B comparison of this and Old Grand Dad Bottled in Bond. Looking at both mash bills you'd expected the OGD to be very spice forward, but not the Heaven Hill. I'd be curious to hear your comparison, especially at the large price difference between the two. Thx.
Id rather have the McKenna.
I would love to find one of these so I can compare between the two. If they made it a similar price point would you take this over the old one? Great review my friend!! Cheers J
If it was the same price then yes. It's a bit more complex and has some more oak influence. I think if they priced this at 30 it would have been perfect.
Most places are selling the HH BiB 7 year for $100 near me. Found one at $69 and thinking about buying it to try. If you could find this and Henry McKenna 10 yr at the same price what would you grab?
Sounds good. I’d be curious how this stacks up to Virgin 7 Year, which is sourced from HH
I'm getting a bottle of that soon to compare. I'm really curious too.
The Mash and Drum I’ve got extras, let me know if you need a bottle, a sample or whatever
Are mash bills all the same...?
Paid about 80 today, but a KO Bourbon for 125 at the same store. Weird. Probably should have watched the review while I was looking at it...
1 year later $69 here in Texas think I'll stick with Rare Breed
Also are you planning to review the new lagavulin 11 offerman edition?
If I get one yes. Hasn't hit Ohio yet.
Would you pay 70 dollars for the Heaven Hill?
Damn I’m in NC and of course we’re not getting it☹️. Maybe you can send me one! lol Great video. Cheers! 🥃🥃
I got mine in Colorado. Lol. None in Ohio.
Should be able sneak across the line to SC sometime
Johnny Blaze there is a bottle called virgin 101 its a regional brand to the Carolinas it was discontinued but i bet you could still find it .. basically its the same juice just regional bottling of the discontinued heaven hill .
@@drammanky2418 someone just told me about that stuff and sending me a bottle. In a blind they said it was really close to the old heaven hill 6 year.
Yea jason its the same just a regional brand i heard bernie lubbers say it was the same just regional re bottling .