The Bourbon Historian
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A resurrection rather than a survival. The Pennsylvania distillery that carried the Michter's name — Bomberger's, in Schaefferstown — went bankrupt and fell silent in 1989. The name was revived and rebuilt in Kentucky in the 1990s. Worth having on the shelf as a reminder that not every historic distillery made it through, and the ones that came back did it deliberately.
Their tasting notes
Nose: butterscotch, vanilla bean, light citrus. Palate: soft, sweet, easy oak. Finish: medium, gentle.
