Old Forester 1910 Reviews

Really like the overall profile and the smoothness is impressive. The double barrel aging shows through nicely with good complexity. Only complaint is that it can be a bit difficult to find consistently, and the price varies quite a bit between retailers.

Really enjoying this bottle. The finish is long and satisfying with layers of flavor that keep revealing themselves.

Quality bourbon with nice depth and flavor profile. The double barrel process definitely shows in the taste with enhanced sweetness and oak influence. However, at this price point, I expected something more unique. Still a solid choice but there are better values out there.

It's a good bourbon, don't get me wrong, but I'm not sure the double barrel process justifies the premium pricing. The flavor is pleasant but not groundbreaking.

Love the innovation behind this expression. You can really taste the difference the second barrel makes - adds depth and richness that elevates the entire experience. Highly recommend for bourbon enthusiasts looking to try something different.

This has become my go-to for celebrating milestones. The rich, almost dessert-like quality makes it feel luxurious without being overly sweet. Great balance of traditional bourbon character with modern innovation.

This is what innovation in bourbon should look like. The heavily charred second barrel creates incredible depth - getting cinnamon, dark fruit, and rich vanilla in perfect harmony. Definitely worth seeking out if you want something special.

The 1910 delivers on its promise with that unique double barrel finishing process. Rich vanilla and caramel notes with a smooth, almost creamy finish that sets it apart from standard bourbon offerings. Worth every penny for special occasions.

Old Forester really nailed it with the 1910. The heavily charred second barrel creates this amazing layer of complexity - getting notes of dark chocolate, toasted marshmallow, and warm spices. Smooth enough to sip neat but bold enough for cocktails too.

Really enjoyed this bottle. The second barrel aging adds complexity you don't find in their standard expressions.

The concept is interesting and the execution is solid, but I found it a bit one-dimensional despite the double barrel process. The sweetness dominates and masks some of the more subtle bourbon characteristics I look for. Good quality, just not quite what I was hoping for.

While I appreciate the craftsmanship, the double barrel finishing makes this too sweet and dessert-like for my preferences. I prefer more traditional bourbon profiles with less vanilla and caramel dominance. Quality is there, just not my style.