Yellowstone Select Kentucky Straight Bourbon | Since 1872 | Hand selected from 4-7 year old bourbons | Crafted at Limestone Branch distillery

I wouldnt usually spend this much on a bourbon but it was worth it. Perfect for a special occasion or a gift. Very smooth and with a unique flavour

I did blind taste testing with this against Makers Mark, Woodford and Bulleit, and it was my personal favourite. There is an openness in the flavour, yet a nice amount of viscosity (mouthfeel) and a little rye bite in there. Smooth as velvet. If it's on a deal, grab it.

A fine change...very smooth!

Yummy.

This is a very nice bourbon. Plenty of flavour with a long aftertaste. Nice and smooth, thoroughly enjoyable from the first glass to the last sip. You pay for it, it's not the cheapest but given the quality worth every penny.

I am a single malt drinker generally but I have been branching out due the increasingly overpriced Scotch whisky market. I've had a couple of bottles of this stuff now and each time I try it I like it more. Richly toffee flavoured with spicy kicks of rye. The longer the bottle is open the better, don't be discouraged if you try it just after opening the bottle and aren't blown away, I've tried a few bourbons now in the £30-50 price range and if you can get this stuff for £40 or less it's good value. Definitely the best of the bourbons I've tried.

I like my whisky and bourbon to be 45% or more because I always add ice and I would hate to water it down. Not a bad bourbon but lacking something... I can't put my finger on it... I got it on special for £30... but I must admit, in that price range, rather go for Eagle Rare, as you get that classic, more rounded bourbon taste but also a 10y statement. I have to admit I even prefer standard Bulleit and Maker's Mark to Yellowstone...

Bought as a gift for someone visiting Yellowstone, it’s a fabulously smooth bourbon with a slight after burn. It’s not the cheapest but if you like Bourbon or know someone who does then it makes a nice gift, packaged in a tube.