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J. Henry & Sons Cognac Finished Five Year Aged (Bellefontaine Reserve) Review

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Proof: 103
Alcohol by volume (ABV): 51.5%
Aged: 5 years
Mash Bill: 4-Grain Mash Bill. 60% Red Heirloom Corn, 14% Heirloom Winter Wheat, 14% Heirloom Spooner Rye, and 12% Malted Barley
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Ratings Key

Ratings breakdown based on a 100 point scale.

  • 100 Unsurpassable (The GOAT)
  • 95-99 Exceptional
  • 90-94 Excellent
  • 85-89 Great
  • 80-84 Good
  • 75-79 Above Average
  • 70-74 Average
  • 65-69 Below Average. Mixer, at best
  • 60-64 Bad
  • 50-59 Drain Pour
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