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This might be one of the very rare exceptions that a bit of water is required to fully experience this Rating: 3/5 With any single barrel or individual store pick offerings, the notes and rating in this review

Dares are a serious challenge. What's even more serious? A triple dog dare of course. For centuries, master distillers of Irish whiskey have dared to compete with each other to create some Inspired and undaunted, Dan took the dare. Triple Dog Irish Whiskey is an Irish spirit born of, and celebrating, daring individuality. There's a slight rubbery characteristic alongside faint hints of chocolate.

well-worn campfire lingers on my tongue, complimented perfectly with a plum and blackberry tart you rarely TL;DR: a complex yet approachable sip, this is the artistry of balanced blending Rating:  4.5/5 ( Really

asked about the ten-year milestone, AJ Jones replied: Creating your dream the way you envision it is a rare Rating:  4/5 ( Really good.  

In an effort to get more tasting notes and ratings out to you, my dear reader, I have begun penning short-form The nose is funky as can be with some really deep craft character coming across in a peculiar way. TL;DR: Noticeably younger whiskey comes across unbalanced and overly spiced Rating: 2/5 (Not good...

I thought I had this one well characterized before that box of chocolate surprise. TL;DR: Dark, silky red fruit tones all throughout for fans of red wine Rating: 3/5 (Decent. No, that definitely has a different base character.

Another sip and swish amplifies the nutty characteristics I picked up on the nose with almond extract The sherry influence is very light, but it does seem to be producing most of the character. TL;DR: Simple sipping whiskey for those who don't give a damn Rating: 3/5 (Decent.

After a sip, walnut and almond tones become stronger, though the dominant character remains trending TL;DR: A majestic performance from Stagg, delivering infinite complexity in perfect harmony Rating:  

Layer in Pedro Ximénez sherry hogsheads for a finishing cask and you've got some of the most careful TL;DR: Elegant, refined and layered Irish whiskey Rating: 4/5 (Really good. The Tawny Port edition has no volume, depth or character really at all.

My last sip rounds out the caramel character arc before finishing with a short burst of Andes mint that TL;DR: Innovative production methods paradoxically produced a very traditional bourbon Rating:  3.5/5 clearly a step ahead of your regular shelf options that fall more towards the middle of my very fair rating

The barrel funk cannot be understated here, as it really feels like the defining character of the glass TL;DR: An oddly tame batch that falls somewhere in the middle of the Stagg quality scale Rating:  3.5

Given this is a barely-legal rye at 51% rye, I don't think many bourbon drinkers could be put off by Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.) This is classic Kentucky whiskey. At the bare minimum rye content this remains quite drinkable for bourbon enthusiasts, but definitely dares to mix in new flavors that compliment the 101 bourbon release.