I have had two pours so far and it has been an absolutely enjoyable experience. The flavor profile and nose are really good. Still learning how to distinguish the different flavors but there are definite vanilla and slight oak notes I was able to pick out. Over all it is a solid pour.

Russel's Reserve 10 year was the first 10 year age stated bottle I bought. I on vacation and wanted something I have never had. I am glad I did. It did not have the burn you sometimes get from other bourbons and whiskies. It is very smooth. I shared it with everyone else that night. We ended up picking up a second bottle 2 days later.

In a time of overpriced bourbon, Russell’s Reserve 10 year is a reliable, quality pour every time. As more bourbon drinkers realize that they have been overpaying for subpar bottles, Russell’s Reserve will benefit from never having taken advantage of their customers.

I have been a bourbon drinker for more than 40 years. Wild turkey 101 is a staple in my house and always in my decanter. When I want to step up I reach for the Russell’s Reserve. It’s not a hiped-up bourbon in a fancy bottle. I pour it neat, grab a cigar and I enjoy every drop. It’s the good stuff!!!!!

My wife's family enjoys this with me each Thanksgiving. I mean it's "turkey", right? And there will be some left for Christmas, too. Otherwise, I enjoy bourbons all year long, and whereas this is NOT a wheated bourbon, which I prefer, I enjoy RR too. The richness achieved with the 10+/- year aging, the classic mash bill, and the experience of the Russell family in producing a consistent product, there's nothing I don't enjoy about RR. Let me say also, I've enjoyed bourbon for many years, and I have yet to taste what the paid critics report in "print" what they taste. I just know that I'll enjoy my 2 finger pour of RR. And, regardless of what the next cell says, I WOULD recommend RR.

I’m always eager to try different or new bourbons (my current collection includes 125+ bottles), but in my opinion the standard I use to compare is Russell’s 10. Best value in the market by far. While flavors may change with bottle runs, you can always count on Russell’s to be consistently great. My bar always has Russell’s (and Turkey 101) available.

Russell’s is easily my favorite and every day bourbon! The 10 year being readily accessible, always on the shelf, and a phenomenal price point, makes it an obvious choice, especially being a 10 year. It’s an absolute sleeper! If you haven’t had this bourbon, you should. My only hope and fear is that it’ll become allocated and disappear from shelves. I’ve stocked up just in case!

As my pallet has matured over time, my perception of Russel’s has changed for the better. The creamy mouthfeel makes you feel like you’re back in grannies vanilla pudding starting out. But then you get that complex spicy finish like you were back at your Aunts house. It’s def a must have for the collection at the house, and far from a simple sipper

Bought many a time and just cant get enough of this. Smooth, Loads of Vanilla and Caramel Flavour. 45% is right in the sweet spot for neat, not too hot. Personally prefer this vanilla, caramel over Rare breeds Cherry style profile. Two great bourbons from one incredible distillery and same mashbill, which astounds me in it's contrasts with different ageing.

I bought this when I first started on my bourbon journey and it has now become one of my favorite and go to bourbons. I love the flavor profile and aromas that this bourbon has and would recommend this to anyone starting out or looking for something new to try.