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Tempranillo, and Pinot Noir barrels brings the best of world-class wine to American whiskey, delivering a dram release that was offered exclusively as part of Westward's whiskey club at an MSRP of $99.95 Nose:  Light

cake, boozy strawberry daiquiri, black pepper, and a strong wall of ethanol make this hard to get into right I am reminded of the nostalgic smell of a warm sweatshirt pulled on during a summer night suddenly turned

I've had a few exploration drams of this bottle now and I'm ready to offer my well-triangulated thoughts I am admittedly up against a short window of review time, so I'll get right into tasting and keep todays

of pace for me, but when @bourbondipity_ gives you 2oz of something cool to take home after a good night It's so light but effervescent and the perfect level of sweetness. Light white pepper lingers a touch near the bottom. The empty glass smells of light red berries, forest floor herbals and a piece of chocolate sitting on Palate: Very light on the first sip. Wow, wait. So buttery - almost chardonnay-like. I love this...

If I were blinded to what this was I might make that guess. Plum, orange, and a light citrus wooliness that reminds me of cashmere. Delectable! I'm not all that surprised that a much older whiskey with much longer finishing time was able to drum For someone who is definitely ready for some higher proof pours on a weekend night, I'd have to lead On a calmer night, perhaps a weeknight, I could definitely see myself reaching for the NEBCo barrel first

I didn't have one open right now, but have been yearning for the day of getting back to this one (I have Reminds me a bit of a particular Sazerac cocktail I had last night which is still fresh on my mind; this

Light white pepper and prevalent oak suggest high age before a hint of aspen swings in behind. This is a great dram that drinks above its age statement, but doesn’t quite deliver enough wow factor

Light cherry skins dance on the surface of the liquid below. There's a sweet floral perfume aroma that really draws my attention in. The lightness that the low proof gives off here is actually a positive for me; it's a bit tantalizing This feels like a great glass to savor and share one of, but might not draw you in for a 2nd or 3rd pour

Light popcorn and traditional Beam funk. Time for a sip! Mellow and approachable from the first sip this comes forward with vanilla, sweet corn, caramel and a light A great dram when you just want to sit and relax and not think about work... which I'm totally doing

distant memory, I recall chasing after the marshmallow tones that the 2020 release would put off some nights If you told me this was port finished, I might believe you. Overall the nose is quite light in intensity, but subtly nuanced with something worth finding. As the glass begins to approach a room temperature that a sane person might call livable I find the glass My last sip is enjoyable with raspberry parfait, chocolate, rosemary, lemon zest, and light cracked black

Today isn't any special day - it just felt right! Don't get it confused either or the crazed enthusiasts of this stuff might chew your head off. You might save yourself a lot of time, headaches and dollars if you do! When I think of oak influence & how much is just right before becoming too much - this is about where I would draw the line.

Drawing a bottling run each year from their 21-barrel Solera system, Westward’s Master Blender Miles such an interesting vibe to it; there's a characteristic that reminds me a little of something you might This isn't a light, easy-sipping experience at 97 proof—this is an adventure in flavor that never lets This is without a doubt my favorite ASM on my shelf right now and most of the competition isn't even