provides notes of cotton candy grapes, under-steeped black tea, and a whiff of pine needles on a damp forest The empty glass takes me to the edge of a forest, a trampled mud path with smashed sweet berries leading

The empty glass smells of chocolate dipped strawberries, sweet tobacco and old books. Palate: Pow! The palate is deep, soaked in sugar sweetness of brown sugar and vanilla like an old school George T.

The legendary master distiller who revived a slowly fading industry passed away at the ripe old age

I get an old warship metal aroma that reminds me of Battleship Cove (a maritime museum and war memorial I get a lot of old fashioned cocktail vibes from this on the palate now.

Dry, old newspaper aromas rise from the disturbed liquid. The aromas remind me of an old fireplace in a long-forgotten home dearly overdue for a chimney sweep.

distilled in 1981 and bottled November 23rd, 1998) Further identification:  On the front label: A 17 Year Old

More dusty old oak and a bit of extra wood that reminds me of cedar shingles. After a sip a slight rubber aroma forms subtly; it's like an old rubber band that holds the newspaper

Basil Hayden Senior - AKA "Old Grand Dad" and the "King of High Rye" is the inspiration for this classic faint metallics, herbal subtleties and a building bitter yet sweet mix of flavors that reminds me of an old

low rye, and malted barley) Proof:  125.6° Age:  NAS (though rumored to typically be around 8 years old

The name behind this old straight rye whiskey intrigued us, so we sought out the answer, just beyond

Resurrecting old labels has always kind of felt gimmicky to me, but this one is rather tasteful. The now whiskey-less glass smells of bright, freshly washed bed sheets, an old wood home (much like my

Trace Mash Bill #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 90° Age: NAS, but commonly discussed to be around 6-8 years old Plum, blackberry, raisin and stewed apricot form an old fashioned fruit compote that is both simple and I did end up finding some old fashioned cocktail flavors that pushed it to a point where it certainly