Welcome to the first in a series of flash reviews featuring twelve Manager's Drams bottlings. It was a privilege to taste such rare whisky, and we are honored to share our tasting notes with you Rating:  4/5 ( Really good; I want one of these on my shelf. ) Nick & Jes agree; the creamy nose and

When James Estrada and Chad Civetti ventured out to create their own bottling company to bring exceptional Agronomy is the study and science of soil management and crop production—a very relevant field of study Simply put, finding premium, rare craft spirits has never been this easy. I found much more citrus character in this glass than waffle tones personally, and that is A-okay with Fun fact: Michter's 25 year bourbon was recently rated in this same 4/5 category.

covering a surprising range of flavors for Wild Turkey, the brand is ready to retire the Master's Keep series I enjoy all of them for very different reasons, each one serving a different niche of flavor that might Russell, marking the only time a second Russell signature has appeared on Wild Turkey's most precious series Despite a slight change in character, the butter persists. TL;DR: Creamy, balanced, and full of surprises; this is great whiskey Rating:  4.5/5 Absolutely delicious

This "very limited release" seems to scratch quite a few itches in the whiskey world - it's collectable Plunging my nose back into the glass after a few sips reveals little change except for the addition of 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.

Whiskey Type: Straight bourbon whiskey finished in a rum cask Mash Bill Percentages: 64% red corn, 14% wheat, 14% rye, 8% malted barley Proof: 115.32° (57.66%) Age: 7 years MSRP: $89.99 Further Identification : Finished for two years in a rare Queen’s Share rum cask from Echo Spirits Distilling, this is the first-ever Henry & Sons Whiskey Type: Straight rye whiskey finished in a rum cask Mash Bill Percentages: 64% rye, 14% wheat, 14% corn, 8% malted barley Proof: 124.58° (62.29%) Age: 7 years MSRP: $89.99 Further Identification

one of my favorite parts about this draft, including a short bio, measurables & stats, strengths, and character Location: 3rd Floor Strengths: Notes: Spearmint, Strawberry, Nutmeg Summary: A True Sweet & Herbal Rye Character It's a lovely whiskey to nose with rye character on full display without the traditional spice profile Rating: 4.5/5 Absolutely delicious. Enthusiast-grade pour.

campus consisting of an 8,000 square foot production facility, a colonial themed Meetinghouse where we serve be as consistently flavorful as the great dusty-era whiskeys I've tried, though there are certainly exceptions Identification:  Barreled at an entry proof of 108° on 1/10/2020 and bottled 11/15/2024; this is bottle 145 table accoutrements for a Thanksgiving time release Nose:  Lifting the glass to my nose reveals a character-rich TL;DR: Bold character from a bourbon mash bill that leans in hard on great, flavorful grain Rating:  

Lee is rumored to be around 9-14 years) Further identification: This is a 2020 release as known from Overall there doesn't seem to be anything remarkable or unique about this particular barrel except for Rating: 3/5 ( Decent.

Graham is a veteran of our great country having served in the the US Coast Guard. Palate:  On first taste, this whiskey leads with a pretty vague character. TL;DR: A lack of profound character makes for an impeccably easy sip Rating:  3/5 ( Middle of the road The lack of heat, bold flavor, and distinct character here is clearly designed to be approachable for The bold character of MGP distillate has been blended to oblivion here.

This is well balanced overall, allowing me to get my nose as far into the glencairn as I care to search Chewing a little further shows off that sweet fruit punch character, coming across more like Sweet Tarts I am quite pleased as the orange creamsicle character returns with beautiful vengeance. TL;DR: Batch 25B shows out strong with consistent core flavors and a little flair Rating:  4/5 Really If you like my long-form tasting notes, no-nonsense rating scale, or thorough tasting process, consider

sitting with a whiskey a long while, exploring it thoroughly in order to observe and understand its true character softly at the bottom of my glass, I struggle to find further complexities outside of a whisper of the character TL;DR: An almost-great bourbon that lands squarely in the shadow of former releases Rating:  3.5/5 ( There's something to enjoy here. ) While exceptionally easy to drink, this ultimately lacks a defining character Despite not rating with any regard to price, I am compelled to question the value here, with many other

reflects the brand's continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of bourbon while maintaining the exceptional Later in the year, the refreshed design will expand to the brand's Single Barrel Program, Discovery Series