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- 2023 Redbreast PX Edition Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Review
It's no secret that I'm an Irish whiskey fan. I drank this class of whiskey for most of my adult years, before stumbling head first into bourbon, rye TL;DR: Elegant, refined and layered Irish whiskey Rating: 4/5 (Really good. This is great whiskey to explore patiently & slowly. There's nothing better than an okay whiskey to really make a good whiskey shine next to it.
- Redbreast Tawny Port Cask Edition Irish Whiskey Review
A tawny port cask finish Irish whiskey is not unheard of, with Irish whiskey often utilizing any barrels Redbreast describes the process for creating this whiskey, saying: Redbreast Tawny Port Cask Edition is a single pot still Irish whiskey initially matured in a combination of bourbon and oloroso sherry The whiskey was then finished in Tawny Port casks for a number of years, adding a new dimension to the TL;DR: Thin whiskey with light flavor for easy sipping Rating: 3/5 (Decent.
- Blue Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Review
Dublin streets in the early 1900s, a rare whiskey was quietly making a name for itself. Company on Label: Mitchell & Son (Distilled at Midleton Distillery) Whiskey Type: Finished Irish Whiskey The proof is quite imbalanced as I find most cask strength Irish whiskey releases to do. For whatever reason, Irish doesn't quite carry higher proofs as well as their bourbon, rye or American I really don't think Irish whiskey was meant to be drank up at these proofs.
- Teeling Single Grain Irish Whiskey
running a giveaway on my Instagram where you will have the chance to win a bottle of Green Spot Irish whiskey There will be 5 total days of nothing but Irish whiskey reviews from me as part of this; keep participating This bottle was unwittingly shared with me for review by Brendan Winch; Amongst the Whiskey thanks you Company on Label: Teeling Whiskey Company (Cooley Distillery) Whiskey Type: Finished Irish Whiskey Mash , which means it was column distilled from a mash of multiple grains, often corn, rye, unmalted and/or
- Whiskey Acres Blue Popcorn Bourbon Review - An Exploration in Illinois Craft Distilling
If you've never heard of Whiskey Acres, please allow me to give you a proper introduction. Company on Label: Whiskey Acres Whiskey Type: Straight Bourbon Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 75% blue Given the great quality thus far, I think I'd prefer the whiskey to the snack. , both of which produce whiskey I have thoroughly enjoyed. I often like to hear when whiskey enthusiasts or whiskey writers go out and spend their own money on
- Ry3 Whiskey - A Spirit Animal Society Barrel Picking Chronicle
Ry3 Whiskey Rum Cask Finish Private Reserve - Spirit Animal Society Barrel Pick Company on Label: Phenomenal Spirits Whiskey Type: Finished Rye Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed proportions of 3 mash , 4 year Alberta rye, and 15 year Light Whiskey Further identification: These all come from batch PR#005 We believe this is a must-have for any whiskey enthusiast - even those who don't usually think they would like a rye...
- Pocket-Sized Review: Cedar Ridge Single Barrel Bourbon - An Examination of Iowa Corn's Influence in Whiskey
approachable sipping whiskey. Company on Label: Cedar Ridge Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 74% corn, 14% malted rye, immediately impressed by how much of a distinct character this has to it, finding what feels like a high rye Willett rye?! It is faint, but a distinct parallel that my mind just drew and thoroughly enjoyed. They also distill their own gin, vodka, and eventually whiskey."
- Jack Daniel's 12 Year Batch 01 Tennessee Whiskey Review
Let's get into the whiskey! Company on Label: Jack Daniel Distillery Whiskey Type: Tennessee Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 80% Corn , 8% Rye, 12% Malted Barley Proof: 107° Age: 12 years Further identification: Batch 01 is displayed on As such - this still gets my lustrous 4/5 score, but will fall out of favor on the "Keep Amongst the Whiskey All in all - this is damn good whiskey from the fine folks at Jack Daniel Distillery.
- Bernheim Barrel Proof Wheat Whiskey Review - Batch A223
I will certainly go in with open eyes, as I always do when I review a new whiskey. For those newer to the world of whiskey, the label stating this as a Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey Company on Label: Bernheim Distillery (Heaven Hill) Whiskey Type: Wheat Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages This is just a classic aged whiskey aroma; the soft red winter wheat may have been a little too soft anything and everything under the sun, and whiskey quality is normally distributed.
- Pocket Sized Review: Redwood Empire - Pipe Dream Cask Strength Craft Bourbon Whiskey
Empire since the introduction of the cask strength releases, Pipe Dream is the 116.8 proof bourbon that whiskey Company on Label: Redwood Empire Distilling Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 74% corn, 20% rye, 1.5% wheat, and 4.5% malted barley Proof: 116.8° Age: 4 years (a blend of 4-12 year old bourbons It's everything I look for in a great whiskey. I will be hunting this one down to have in the whiskey study.
- Two Souls Spirits Packin' Wheat Review - Minnesota Wheat Whiskey from J. Carver Distillery
We are currently in a time when whiskey is more available than ever . rectifying the often dubious response many whiskey aficionados have toward sourced whiskey. Carver Distillery (Bottled by Two Souls Spirits) Whiskey Type: Wheat Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: that some double-digit-aged whiskeys have difficulty achieving. Maybe it was the shuttered cooperage the whiskey was aged in.
- Penelope Bourbon Private Select Whiskey Review
website: Penelope Bourbon Private Select explores new and unique expressions of our signature four grain straight bourbon whiskey. This blend utilized 29.7% of a bourbon mash bill, 43.2% of a rye mash bill and 27.1% of a wheat mash Company on Label: Penelope Bourbon Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 75% Corn, 15% Wheat, 7% Rye, 3% Malted Barley Proof: 115.2° Age: 4 years (Blend of 4-6 year old barrels) Further identification












