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the following stats: Nose:  Upon first lifting the glass to my nose, I find butterscotch and sweet barrel

identification: This 2018 release whiskey utilizes 20 year old sherry casks from Jerez, Spain as the finishing barrels

Definitely smells like there is a barrel finish going on here. Maybe a wine?

Given that I know how fickle barrels of whiskey and wine can be year to year, I took it upon myself to not sure about exact bottle release numbers, but I know I was staring at 7 cases at Burlington Wine & Spirits

The mouthfeel is pervasive, tingly, sweet, and creamy—everything I like in a barrel proof bourbon.

It's punchy and powerful on the nose - exactly what I want out of a barrel proof offering.

: Batch 19 was first released (though a little late) in the Winter of 2022 Nose: Big, punchy, funky barrel

Today this name comes as a yearly barrel proof bottle release from Buffalo Trace under the very sought

I envision a wet barrel sitting outside on a well-trodden path surrounded by a rainy day like today.

A fair bit of good barrel influence levels out as caramel begins to take over on the nose.

I really get a ton of the bourbon barrel influence here with caramel and vanilla really sitting pretty

I will keep track of which glass is which and my guesses by the color of the @SpiritAnimalSociety glencairn again Oak that reminds me of a bowling alley; a slight cardboard in there as well There's something 'craft can't quite pinpoint; it doesn't feel young, but it has me really curious - it just feels like a re-barrel