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at least 13 years and was released in the Spring of 2025 Nose:  The glass opens with a proofy punch, characterized TL;DR: a consistently creamy palate in a somewhat disjointed flavor profile Rating:  3.5/5 Good enough

Soft hints of cherry are there but barely perceptible. The mouth feel is thick and sticky with a long linger of that dark red berry characteristic with a nutty Rating: 4/5 This was so much less funky than the other high corn bourbon I have and it was such a welcome I found a really interesting read about the smell of warships if you'd care to hear a much better story

The malt evidence fades quickly, but it's got a distinct character that is apparent right away, perhaps TL;DR: A great craft whiskey that is unsurprisingly corny with a lot of subtle underlying nuances Rating

TL;DR: A sweet, approachable, welcoming whiskey from Chattanooga Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one Nitpicking aside, this is a whiskey well worthy of praise for its sweet sipping craft character.

Despite some drying characteristics, the vanilla bean, caramelized sugar, sweet root beer, and light TL;DR: Marvelously balanced and complex bourbon; a nonpareil of blending prowess Rating: 5/5 (Just wow Nose: Both glasses are rich and earthy on the nose, though they have distinctly different characters,

ethanol punches through the dream I was initially cozily living in as bright creme brulee and cinnamon character TL;DR: An assertive, dominating, and thought-provoking aroma backdrops a reserved & proofy fun sip Rating Overall it carries with it an oak characteristic that I don't find often outside of 1990s and earlier

This has such a distinct character that really separates it from the typical cherry profile you might It has that 'dusty' characteristic I know and love here; I really think this is an older-than-usual barrel reminds me a lot of the 2021 William Larue Weller with maybe a nod more towards the barrel influence characteristic Wow suddenly a big drop of flavor just burst forth with skittles sweetness and a cherry characteristic Rating: Two Thumbs Way Up I love that this has so much depth compared to other Weller releases that I

This Versailles, Kentucky release bares no indication of batch size or repeatability, but those that As I enjoy all the offerings I have available to me I want to make sure I take care of some of these Returning from sipping I find the savory characteristics have settled down and the vanilla-forward oak There is a soft buttercream characteristic to the linger that is really the complete opposite of offensive Rating: 3/5 (Decent. I can go either way on it.)

I really like the soft fruity tones that come off this glass; they are dark in character, but light in I also get a little bit of the fickle nature of blends where there are some characteristics that seem Rating: 4/5 This was so damn close to earning a 5 for me, but the end of the glass did taper off a bit

ago (strike a zero and add a two and you've got it), the centennial marks Calumet Farm's breeding and racing TL;DR: prepare for a spicy palate on this robust & all-encompassing pour Rating:  4/5 Really good. This whiskey was clearly crafted with care and intended for celebrations. While it drank hotter than the nose suggested, I ended up rounding up my rating after trying a pour with

experience is definitely classic, well-aged Kentucky bourbon shining in the forefront while some minor characters TL;DR: A wonderful return to classic bourbon notes with plenty of vanilla to go around Rating: 4/5 (Really

Allspice, soft clove and a hint of anise give this some great depth of character. Rating: 5/5 Incredibly robust, complex and fun to experience... this is my definition of a 5/5!