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I fight with this pour. Sharp vanilla that is layered like a light linen over a basket of fresh plums. Right nose stings a bit, left nose highlights creamy caramel. Sweet lemon glaze. Shiny light metallics now, like a kitchen sink smell. Caramel fades into a nice raisin late.

Dark, moist oak sits right in the center of this glass. Overall this is such a light, bready delight. My last sip shows off a blast of orange peel, tart grape, soft tiramisu and just a light slap of nutmeg this change in experiences I would definitely recommend everyone give this at least two tries before drawing

I almost get a tingly citrus like one might find out of distillate hailing Bardstown, KY - though it's Returning from a sip I find wet clay, rattan and a light varnish characteristic. I forgot how different this one is compared to anything else you might find out of Indiana. every-decimal-that's-close-to-ten rating scales and hope you enjoy my scale which puts the middle of the road whiskeys right

that their team and their stills were up for the extra challenge of figuring out how to do rye whiskey right This glass is just right to be able to stick your nose all the way in and not get burned. The (sadly) empty glass now smells of delicate rose, light bread and salted caramel brittle. My last sip is a doozy with lemon peel and light pepper dancing on the tongue before raspberry, plum They must have a great water source, climate, a cooperage willing to do things right (long outdoor dry

You needed to buy 3 other bottles in order to get it if I remember right, so I went with some cheap options Overall it is very light in aroma. If you want to experiment with flavoring projects, this might make a good base for that.

Penelope might be onto something with their four grain blends as this is reminding me of their barrel I really am trying to keep this right around 107 so it's approachable no matter the circumstance and My right nostril gives way to bright vanilla, angel food cake, and a light cinnamon spice. Coming back to the glass after a rest I am pleased to find a rich butterscotch, light pecan and creamy Palate: Right off the bat this presents a lovely mellow caramel, toffee and light fruit parfait profile

One might adore sherry finished whiskey for the uber-rich depth and sweetness it can potentially add to an already good base whiskey, the other might turn their nose at the word 'finished'. While they might disagree on these subtleties and occasionally poke friendly jabs at one another, I'm One of these personas might even have a successful social media presence , with an audience eager to The Beam hater might want to say to those folks, "No, you fool! Don't drink that swill.

I even warned folks that their bourbon might just steal your girl . What do you think? Sipping late in the glass is an enjoyable and comfortable ride, something I might find myself nodding My last sip offers more strawberry sweetness and a light ganache undertone. honesty, I'll have to stick with the principles set out in my editorial policy and fairly rate this one right

have already been a lot of comparisons, but this just has so many fun layers to it it's hard not to draw some new whiskey vapor under my nose I start to find more of a smooth vanilla and dry paper on the right is forming late in the glass; as if you left something in the pan a little too long and it formed a light I get a plum and some light apricot.

Let's not dilly dally and get right into the review. That's what you're here for right? year rye bourbons) Further identification: Pact 9 is the 2023 release from Blood Oath; it comes in a light The sherry influence is very light, but it does seem to be producing most of the character. My last sip is a simple treat of light red berries, much like the glass started.

I'm immediately reminded of a packed dance floor on a Friday night filled with eager line dancers.

You heard that right; the mash bill featured here may be going away for good, so if you're interested TL;DR: A shy dram offering just hints of everything it carries, yet somehow never lacking complexity