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Think I'll guess these all right? Let's see... Do you do flights? They are great learning tools if you can get them set up right. Smells like you mixed all the sodas at the soda fountain Vinegar Finally mellowed really late, but this might nuances Smarties candy Tingling sweet linger; rather nondescript Zesty now with lemon hard candy notes Light The rest of the week might be wine only for me if I'm lucky!

My first impressions were that this is a rum finish done right; the creamy texture one would expect from I brought the rest of the sample away with me to do some proper tasting notes for those that might be A brief swirl of the glass builds out the barrel influence as oak and light caramel begins to enter the My last sip is again incredibly creamy with confectioners sugar, light raisin bread, muddled maraschino

Palate: Oily, pot-still-induced caramel and sugar cookie tones shine on this dram from the start.

Light raisin. Dried plum. Cherry skins. Deep inhales present a light cotton aroma I recognize a bit. Palate: Light syrupy plum that sticks to the top of my tongue and nowhere else. This might be up around 100-110 proof. Does this have a finish to it? I can't tell. Well, I was right on figuring out this has a subtle finish to it!

twitch around the glass, trying to find the real big tones to this, but everything is coming off quite light Green foliage you might find in a marsh or wetland area - it's coming off like reeds I smell sitting Post sip things stay surprisingly mellow with caramel and a light, sweet oak being the mainstay aromas incredibly punchy on the palate, I almost want to say this is on the younger side of things, maybe right

The answers we seek can be found, believe it or not, right under our noses—once we get the cork out of Overall, this is a creamy dream to nose so far. It is also notably light at this proof, not seeming to offer much of an evolving bouquet of aromas as TL;DR: Michter's took the path less traveled, producing a light modern whiskey with vintage vibes Rating This is an incredibly light whiskey on most days.

Feels like a spicy cowboy has rode into town ready for a gun fight. Nose is actually incredibly light/airy. Time for a sip. After that passes there is a definitive light nuttiness to this; like a bag of mixed nuts, but smelled I’m really glad I didn’t do this bottle the disservice of reviewing the neck poor as it has evolved dramatically

chocolate Spice Caramel Dry oak / vanilla Sweet fig; almost red wine Something really funky; approaches a light & jam Intense mouth coating; wine-like Definite full body to this, one for those with a sweet tooth Right way Really fun nose Palate: Syrupy sweet cherry Cinnamon pop Thin to start but nice rising delivery Light overly so I drank this glass faster, for what that's worth, if anything Final Ranking: Left Glass > Right Glass, but they are incredibly close Reveal: Left Glass = 13 Year Right Glass = Single Barrel 8 Year

Age: 7 years (1 months, 7 days) Further identification: 2022-02 The Lumberyard Batch comes bearing a light It suggests there might be some exceptional whiskey in here but it's been blended for volume (quite well The volume is just right and every inhale produces something appealing whether it be vanilla, molasses Palate: Right away I notice a cooling mouth feel of tingly lemon zest.

Batch 13 comes right on the heels of what was widely received as one of the best Stagg batches, with Light oak, white florals, and hints of linen come into the fray after returning from a few sips. The empty glencairn smells of salt and vinegar potato chips and light oak influence.

There's a light linen note that smells like fresh laundry. The air coming off the glass feels light like a bright Spring day. Time for a sip... Palate: Wow, this drinks quite soft right off the bat. The linger is slightly cooling in the mouth with a light and effervescent black treacle. This one definitely earns some extra points with me for uniqueness, but this profile might not be for

participate in this selection process as part of the Mass Bourbon Alliance group, but I reserve the right What didn't seem exciting in the first 30 seconds might have improved. All flavor with no bite, just how we like our Blanton's, right? Holy smokes, but actually... Barrel funk jumps up bright, right out of the glass and into the back of my sinuses. The empty glass smells of lovely cherry pie and light, fruity tobacco.