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.

“The light music of whiskey falling into a glass—an agreeable interlude. After learning of the availability of the abandoned trademarks, he secured the rights to the Michter's the nose, I find the creamy tones have proliferated nicely, reminiscent of a warm, oozing glaze you might Where some might run at the thought of trying to balance the profile of a 20 year bourbon, Michter's

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

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.

the big six Kentucky distilleries, I find myself drawn towards craft distillers that are doing things right local grain sourcing and Iowa terroir effects running through the whiskey, I'm excited to see how this might treat of a lemon lollipop, the sweet reward waiting in the otherwise stale air of an old bank I was dragged

in 2020, and I'm certain the growth opportunities in those ZIRP years continued on an up-and-to-the-right In accordance with my editorial policy, I reserve the right to offer my unfiltered, honest feedback on The nose-feel is light, sweet and funky - very reminiscent of some of my favorite Kentucky straight ryes Light lemon frosting, molasses and hints of bubblegum round out an enchanting opening scene. Despite the nearly 30 proof point difference, I think I actually might even prefer the Hunting Creek.

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.

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.

Age: 6 years Further identification: This is a distributor pick single barrel #6061 that I won the right There's a distinct dusty characteristic to the oak that is definitely unique in its own right - not the I find some light tea notes on the back end as flashes of clove and black pepper work their way into feels like there are particular flavors that are just a bit at odds with each other; as if they are fighting The linger is just the right length and it carries honeysuckle and the orange marmalade that certainly

If you really dig, you can find this wonderful balance between light and dark. years of aging in charred American oak brings in the maple, brown sugar, and caramel tones, while the light foremost shows the oily, slightly tannic profile that typically comes with toasted barrel finishes done right Sipping down near the bottom of the glass shows off a well-developed medley of right where this glass

You might spot them in this incredibly fast paced (and insane) dump video. Oh yeah, it's like a fruity light switch just went off now where the earthy chocolate tones carried in The empty glass smells of dry top soil, soft herbal notes, and a light sprinkle of nutmeg. Palate: Oooh, this is satisfyingly light on the tongue without sacrificing flavor. This cabernet finish was right up my alley.

Old-school tight oak leads into light lemon frosting. Another sip is oily with light vanilla biscotti, sugar cookie and angel food cake. It’s a little too light to deliver true wow factor, but I’m quite impressed with the flavors it does