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Review #: 447
Description: Old Crow 6 Year (1970s)
Spirit: Bourbon
Background: Old Crow is one of the fawned after National Distiller’s brand, especially for the Chessmen decanters. This is the 6 year bourbon from some time in the 70s, so well older than myself.
Distillery – National Distillers
Bottler – National Distillers
Brand – Old Crow
Selection – N/A
ABV – 43%
Age – 6 Years
Nose – Caramel, maple syrup, toasted almonds, cherrywood, sweet tobacco, fresh bread
Taste – Sweet cream, lemon curd, butterscotch, cherry cordial, nice buttery texture
Finish – Toasted cornbread, dark cherries and plums, really strong oak. Lovely
Score: 7
Would I buy a bottle? Probably wouldn’t pay auction prices but whoever does won’t be upset
Thoughts: Just really great flavor top to bottom, complex and tasty. One of the biggest things I have found with these older bottlings is how much texture comes across even at such low proofs. This makes me keep wanting to go back for more but sadly I only have 2 ounces.