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certainly gotten longer since that time of writing and I'd like to think I've broadened my horizons a little I remember being a little let down at time of opening of this bottle - yes this was a bigger and bolder It's notably fruity after a little air time; leaning on some tropical fruit like pomegranate and passionfruit It's notably missing the citrus pop I've come to know, love and expect out of their ryes - but looking first sip is packed with juicy fruit upfront, fading into a mint and passionfruit linger that falls a little

Granny's Tagalong Blend is a 50/50 mix of 2020-01 and 2021-02 batches from Booker's.

According to the story, this is a whiskey steeped in history: At the height of America’s original whiskey boom Overall this ended up drinking a little more simple & not quite as magical as the first taste I had with Allspice and nutmeg dial the spice levels a little too far for comfort, ultimately reminding me of amburana

Post sip a lot of the oak notes can be found; it smells fairly fresh with little to no char elements Very little else going on here, which is kind of nice after a pretty long day today.

I'm going to preface this review with the fact that Granny's Batch was the batch that really got me hooked on Booker's. ready to head to bed to rest up before a flight to Alaska the next day, and this nightcap pour totally took

After my tasting with Booker's 2021-02 Tagalong Batch went as well as it did...

I am a big Booker's fan in general. This might be close to one of my favorite Booker's profiles.

I am a big Booker's fan in general. Much lighter than previous Booker's batches I've experienced. Bright linen. Light, fruity herbs. Otherwise a rather low complexity Booker's batch, I still find it quite enjoyable.

With this being a fresh bottle crack, and me wanting to simply sit and savor this pour a little bit tonight I will be revisiting this soon once I get to know the bottle a little more. I'm also looking forward to sharing this with some company soon!

A little bit of black pepper here. Slight clove. The wood influence is light, which I enjoy. Something also a little like fresh sappy pine wood here too.

We've got a great little operation called Whiskey Acres up for review, a distillery out of DeKalb, Illinois After getting in touch with Nick Nagle from the Whiskey Acres team I got to learn a little more about If you're looking for a little extra frame of reference, I get some King's County and New York Distilling I'm looking forward to seeing what else Whiskey Acres has up their sleeves in the future and have to

Just look at @SaxyBourbon's shelves! Smoked maple, butterscotch and another big wave of vanilla after a little time settling later in the The vanilla comes off a little smoother. Rating: 5/5 This is one of those ones that make you a little sad when the glass hits empty. Really great barrel that I thought started out a little shaky and then settled into greatness.