We write about whiskey ( ) fairly often. Like anyone, sometimes we get caught up in the hype and flash of popular or . We feel like we just have to try them.
It seems like everyone else is, why shouldn’t we? When this happens, sometimes we have to take a step back and think about some of the brands that but definitely deserve it. Sometimes these expression are much easier to find. We’re talking about either waiting to be discovered or simply given the respect they deserve.
What does underrated mean, exactly? Well, it’s not that easy to define as it often depends on who you’re asking and whether or not they mean “underappreciated” instead. There are plenty of great, underappreciated whiskeys from or Jack Daniel’s — Beam’s Little Book, Jack’s Coy Hill Series, Jack Daniel’s Rye, Jim Beam Rye(!). But when it comes to “rating” those expressions, there are plenty of accolades heading their way.
So they’re inherently not “underrated”...
just maybe not on enough radars. We asked eleven whiskey experts, distillers, and alcohol professionals to tell us the most underrated bourbons to drink right now. We’re talking about bourbons that are undervalued and underappreciated.
You’ll be surprised by their picks. You’ll recognize some names, but others are lesser known and deserve much more acclaim than they currently receive. Joseph Magnus Straight Bourbon 50% 58.
5% 47% 45% 50% 46% 45% 50% 42% 46% 57%.
