Can B and Heather identify King of Kentucky when the label disappears? We put King of Kentucky Batch 2 into a blind bourbon tasting against Old Forester 1920 and Old Forester 1924 10-Year-Old. Three Kentucky bourbons, no labels, plenty of confidence—and probably a few bad decisions. Can we find the King?

Every bourbon fan has heard the phrase, “Every single barrel is different.” But how different can three bottles really be when they’re the same bourbon, the same proof, and come from the same distillery? In this episode of Tortured Bourbon, we put three Old Forester 100 Proof Single Barrel selections head-to-head to see if one barrel truly stands above the rest. From warehouse floors to flavor profiles, we’re finding out whether barrel location really matters—or if it’s all just bourbon folklore. 🥃