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A little headspace for air in this bottle has done very well to tame the clove note and allow other notes Rating: 3/5 Changes from my first and subsequent tastings to now illustrates perfectly why there are

Very late in the glass things took a turn for the best on the nose... Plum, apricot and hints of red grape perform very well under pressure; this almost comes off like a sangria Rating: 4/5 Wow, I was really on the fence about giving this one a 5.

The nose-feel is light, sweet and funky - very reminiscent of some of my favorite Kentucky straight ryes TL;DR: Wonderfully well integrated, complex rye with a plethora of citrus fruit, bread and sweetness Rating Time and oxygen has been very, very good to this bottle.

The nose starts very traditional for an Irish whiskey with light, bountiful sugar cookie notes and a Dried citrus fruits are very light, but present on the back end of a draw. Wow, I was beginning to get a bit disappointed in this glass until very close to the end when the sweet Sleek, creamy orange pound cake comes off delectable yet very soft. Rating: 3/5 There may be good reason most Irish whiskeys are bottles near 92 proof...

Late in the glass things have returned to the multifaceted caramel wave I found at the very beginning Palate: My first sip is very fruit forward with a lot of the same raisin, cranberry and cherry coming Rating: 5/5 This was definitely a pour that captured my attention and forced me to really dig in to find

frosting turns around into a minerality that keeps reminding me of sweet tarts or smarties; it's a very bean ice cream smoothie with honey drizzle, bananas, chocolate sauce, and just a hint of lemon zest Rating Nose: Lightest in nose intensity Pungent, sharp vanilla Meaty and herbal spiced like a sausage lasagna Very of things Earthy tones and a slight dried dill Mellow and subtle now that it has opened some Sawdust Very Very thankful again for all the samples that end up coming my way.