A Deep Dive Into A Three Generation Infinity Blend Little Book Infinite 3

Send us Fan Mail We taste and score Little Book The Infinite 3, a three-generation bourbon blend built around an evolving infinity system and a $199.99 price tag. We dig into what’s inside the bottle, run it through our barrel bottle breakdown, and compare it directly to the first Infinite release to decide which one wins in the glass.  • sponsor spotlight on Neely Family Distillery and their multi-generation whiskey legacy  • quick schedule notes around the World Series and when we go live next  • where to find us across Apple, iHeart, Spotify, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and X  • why reviews matter and the push for more Apple five-star reviews  • weekend recap at Middle West Spirits and the Vino de Naharana cask-finished whiskey  • Black Diamond’s first own-barrel release and the train car aging experience  • Ohio Craft Distillery Festival details plus the OHLQ pop-up bottle shop  • unboxing and reading the Little Book Infinite 3 story card  • the Noe family lineage from Booker to Fred to Freddie and what each contributes  • how the infinity blend works, including the 30% holdback year over year  • tasting notes and barrel bottle breakdown scores for nose, body, palate, and finish  • side-by-side comparison of Infinite 3 versus Infinite 1 and why Batch 3 feels more balanced  Remember, www.scotchybourbonboys.com.  A $200 bourbon has to do more than show up with a fancy box and a big age statement. We crack open Little Book The Infinite 3 and put it under real pressure: What’s actually in the blend, what does “infinity batch” mean in practice, and does it drink like a premium bottle or just price-tag whiskey? We talk through the three-generation concept that powers this release, pulling bourbon from Booker Noe, Fred Noe, and Freddie Noe into one evolving profile. Infinite 3 brings serious components to the table, including 23-year Knob Creek bourbon, 11-year Knob Creek bourbon, and 9-year Baker’s bourbon, plus a portion carried forward from the prior edition. We also get specific on the numbers bourbon fans care about: 118.3 proof and a $199.99 MSRP, then what that translates to in aroma, mouthfeel, and finish. Then we do what we always do, a full Scotchy Bourbon Boys barrel bottle breakdown. Expect classic Jim Beam family notes like peanut brittle on the nose, big vanilla and caramel on the palate, a body that earns the rare bump up, and a finish that stays flavorful even if it’s not the longest. We also compare Batch 3 against the original Infinite release and explain why the newer blend feels more balanced and “finished” in the glass. If you’re deciding whether to buy, chase, or skip Little Book The Infinite series, this review gives you the clearest case for what you get for the money. Subscribe, share the episode with a bourbon friend, and leave us a review so more whiskey fans can find the show. voice over Whiskey Thief If You Have Gohsts Support the show https://www.scotchybourbonboys.com The Scotchy bourbon Boys are #3 in Feedspots Top 60 whiskey podcasts in the world    https://podcast.feedspot.com/whiskey_podcasts/