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This pour was added courtesy of Alex Cottle! : Big citrus funk on the first nosing - like lemon butter cookies. This never seems to lose its strength as the glass gets low on the nose. Intense, rich and robust, this is one of those pours that just carries some decadence with it. Rating: 4/5 What a fantastic pour to experience.

identification:  This is the 2025 release of the Heritage Collection, the 4th in this modern series Nose This is one of those glasses you could just nose forever. Lingering in every nook and cranny is the same nectarine tone that the nose led with. of the glass is head-shakingly enjoyable—a disbelief at the balance, complexity, and quality of the pour Enthusiast grade pour. ) The uniqueness of the peach tones this whiskey produced, as well as the complex

A sweet, oily feeling invades the nose as I take a deep breath in. Can I get a large black pour over please? Oh you made it two hours ago? The palate is similar to the nose, a fun little fox trot sip. not going to be one of those impossibly long and complex whiskeys that you might sit with for several hours and continue to find nuance; nonetheless, it is certainly an enjoyable pour.

Upon lifting the glass to meet my nose, I'm greeted with rich red berries, soft vanilla sweetness and Funky molasses rising up powerfully now. Very late in the glass things took a turn for the best on the nose... coating has a touch of cardamom alongside the fruit medley I've been experiencing all throughout this pour Regardless, what a great night of pours already - I'm thankful for getting to try new things!

People started talking about our barrels. selected by Nick from Amongst the Whiskey in collaboration with Liquor Junction  with an MSRP of $99.99 Nose This pour seems to ask, "Why not pair an everyday basic with a fluff of happiness?" wants to hold my attention too tightly, which allows me to rock along with the ebb and flow of this nose This sip is total bliss—a rye I know will rise as a fast favorite after just one sip.

: Lemon hard candy leaps out of the glass upon first lifting it to my nose. Much like the nose led, I immediately get that distinct Perle di Sole lemon hard candy. This is proving to be a masterclass in consistency between the nose and palate. TL;DR: A subtle, well-blended rye; a masterclass in synchronization between nose and palate Rating: 4 I really enjoyed this pour.

filled May 17, 2011, bottled May 30, 2023, and it yielded 282 bottles, available now at an MSRP of $125 Nose I find a delicate sprig of mint, almond toffee, and a leafy greenness that is quite welcome in the nose After a sip, the nose presents more subtle with vague floral tones wafting in on the cooler air brought wonderful and light array of harebell, heather, and primrose aromas present beautifully to a deeply dove nose Late in the glass a touch of saltiness presents slightly off in contrast to the rest of the pour.

It's dark, brooding, and slightly imbalanced in the nose. It's an oddball pour given this array of aromas, and one that I'm finding difficult to get into. Coming back from a bit of tasting reveals a nose still pretty unfit for enjoyment. show signs of life, but I'm not sure anyone else is going to have the patience that I'm offering this pour near the bottom of the glass demonstrates a whiskey that may be better served as a mixer than a neat pour

I've often used it as my toast pour; when I need to really celebrate an occasion, we bust out the Stagg Stagg is detailed in their yearly release letter: Nose:  Lifting the glass to my nose shows off a whiskey Everything about this pour oozes comfort and class. Each component countervails the next, never letting the glass grow boring over a two-hour tasting. This glass has such a wonderful balance between hefty, in-your-face flavor and drinkability with this

Pipe Dream owes its name to the 367 foot tall. 1,340 year old tree - the 14th tallest in the world Nose The aromas are reserved early, but the air passing into the nose is notably creamy & delicate, offering Deep inhales from a buried nose reveal hints of toffee, coffee, and chocolate. Oh! Coming back to the glass after a few sips shows a nose that has returned to a well-tempered, typical Nuggets of caramel, barrel boogers, and Columbian coffee beans are fun to continue to find later in the pour

Pull up a chair, and I'll pour out a glass. It's time to explore something new! : On first lifting the glass to my nose I find resinous pine sap to be quite prevalent. I feel underdressed, as if I should have a much more extravagant hat on for this pour. Returning my nose to the glass exalts the virtue of oak. Overall, it's nice in the nose, offering a revolving lazy Susan of spice, earthiness, and interesting

: Leather, pepper, caramel, tobacco and a dank, wet, dark oak nose. actually kind of hard to discern individual scents in this as the overall mixture of air that enters your nose is just so intense. This might be one of the very rare exceptions that a bit of water is required to fully experience this pour Citrus rises up with heft on strong finish like a metallic lemon zest.