The single barrel expression continues the mellow profile you can expect from Four Roses bourbon but has added complexity in the palate.īourbon Inspector Insiders tend to think Four Roses is slightly overrated, which is fair. Review Summary: Four Roses is a well-balanced, smooth, and sweet bourbon that makes incredible old fashioned. Tasting Notes: Vanilla, spice, pear, maple syrup I just wouldn’t pay over $50 for it because it’s not a mind-blowing pour by any means. Despite this, it’s a must-try if you can find it because it’s sweet and simple with an interesting flavor profile (hints of less common notes like banana and licorice). Review Summary: Eagle Rare is an allocated bourbon whose price has jumped to $50-$60 from ~$30 over the past few years. Tasting Notes: Oak, leather, vanilla, licorice, banana This is a fair point, but keep in mind what we’re shooting for: the best bourbons at this price point based on total value. Some may argue that some bourbons lower on the list actually taste better than others. This list is ordered by total value (price + taste). There are simply too many great pours that, while hard to find, are great values for the $50 price point and offer a unique experience. Taylor Small Batch which cost significantly more than their suggested retail price). Unlike our article on the best bourbons under $30, we included some allocated and hard-to-find bourbons in this list (except for bourbons like Weller 12 Year and E.H. How We Determined the Best Bourbons Under $50 To help you so you don’t have to gaze at liquor store shelves for 30 minutes to find the right bourbon for you. Through our research and taste tests, we’ve ranked 18 bourbons in the $50 price range based on taste, price, and overall value. This article provides a detailed guide to the best bourbons under $50. Looking for some affordable, high-quality bourbon?
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