I’ve always been a Russell’s reserve fan. The ten year is the same robust flavor as in Their other offerings, it follows through with an aged wonderfully and long, very clean finish.

For the most part this is a readily available decently priced bottle. Works well as a mixer but really shines in a Glen neat. Vanilla forward with a great mouthfeel. A staple on my bar. 🥃 Cheers

I always keep a open bottle in my bourbon collection. It has a smooth taste, it's fantastic no matter how you choose to enjoy it. Neat, on the rocks or as a mixer. One of the best, easier to get bourbons out there.

I love RR10 and have made it one of my ‘go to’ pours. It is smooth and fairly complex despite its value pricing (ok, mid-value pricing). I’m fortunate that it is fairly readily available in the mid-south region. Highly recommended.

We love this bourbon on a big rock. The taste is smooth and sweet with no mixers necessary. We’re always looking to stock up so our supply is readily available.

In my opinion Russell's 10 is the perfect splash. No need to chase another brands allocated releases when this is so reasonably priced and readily available. How's about sending me a 13? Russell's, are you listening?

This product is a testament to quality and price balance. This was my gateway bourbon. I am now a collector with over 100 bottles and RR10 is a staple at my bar. Cheers!

This is a fantastic pour in this price point. It gets 4 stars because the 13 and Rickhouse are much better options, but in a different price point. This would be a great bottle to share with friends or for a celebration

I have bought several Russell’s Reserve 10 yr bottles and usually like the CN codes the best. They have more cherry, vanilla and not as much dry oak. Well worth 50 to 60 bucks.

One of the cheaper 10 year products that can actually be found on shelves and does not disappoint. Great oak notes with the traditional turkey pallet. Cant go wrong with this one.