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  • 2023 Michter's 10 Year Rye Whiskey Review - In Depth Notes on Barrel 23E0603

    You'll find no ads along your way here - so drop me a comment, at the least, to let me know if you appreciate Delicate, creamy and cool tones fill the nose-feel. I keep returning to an inherent creaminess that I'm really thoroughly enjoying on the nose here. Let's jump into a sip before we nose any further. It's so fun to nose and sip through and it just gets better and better with time and oxygen.

  • Redwood Empire Foggy Burl Single Malt Whiskey Review & Bonus Notes from Author Jes Smyth

    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.

  • Two Souls Spirits Rum-Finished Bourbon & Rye From J. Henry & Sons: A Risk Worth Taking

    Henry & Sons Nose: A very approachable nose leads with sweet peanut brittle and whiffs of recently toasted Returning to the nose after a few sips, everything feels a bit brighter, with the tropical fruit singing Henry & Sons Nose: Notes of earth and clay spring from the glass, followed closely by pine needles, lemon Returning to the nose after a few sips, the fruit has taken the lead, balancing beautifully with cinnamon This pour is cohesive and surprising at the same time.

  • 2025 George T. Stagg Bourbon Review: Can Buffalo Trace Produce Repeatable Perfection?

    Stagg specs are detailed in their yearly release letter: Nose:  The nose leads with bold rickhouse funk After finally jumping into a sip, I return to a nose filled with beignets, molasses, and just a dab of The central theme of this pour is definitely that luscious cherry characteristic, which weaves its way I admit I am taking the smallest sips possible to preserve every minute of this pour, because this is Comparing this pour to the 2024 George T. Stagg tells me everything I need to know.

  • Whiskey Flight: Maker's Mark SiB, Old Forester 1920, Rebel SiB, and Cream of Kentucky 12.3 Reviews

    Give it a try next time you want a few pours! purchased sometime in 2020 and I should probably be through it by now but alas Black Paw Glencairn Nose I was expecting, but still not good Burnt rubber I tried... this one is spoiled Blue Fish Glencairn Nose Ranking: Maker's > Old Forester > Rebel > Cream of Kentucky (DNF) Another friendly reminder to finish your You win some, you lose some...

  • Wheat's Next on the Pedestal of the Heritage Collection: Heaven Hill 19 Year Wheat Whiskey Review

    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

  • Wild Turkey Austin Nichols Archives Gold Foil 16 Year Bourbon Review: A Modern Homage to the Dusty Era

    The pour you couldn't quite place a rating on... The example I tasted was bottled on 02/07/1992, and my notes are as follows: Nose: Buttery, rich, big This pour has that in spades. So what makes vintage Wild Turkey different than today? My mind goes to strawberry shortcake and rum cake as I nose through. For me, that has the better part of an hour from start until here.

  • Russell's Reserve 15 Year Bourbon Review: Crossing the Line into Ultra-Aged Territory

    You can count on us to be your most trusted and thorough source for all the best whiskey write-ups, with This kind of source is far more reliable than what you may have heard from Colonel Tater in your local For now, settle in for a review of the latest whiskey vying for your attention and the FOMO reaction It's your typical oak-bomb at this age, without any sign of tannic characteristics. Palate:  Holy moly, that is NOTHING like the nose let on.

  • Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 11 Review: Were the Older Batches Just... Better?

    direct message that turns into a dear friend—when someone goes above and beyond to help you expand your Further identification: This is batch 11 of Stagg bourbon, which first released in the winter of 2018 Nose chocolate aromas blow in delicately next, as calm as a shifting spring breeze, never brutal or pushy in the nose After a sip, the nose stays quite consistent, with the main chorus still singing along before a new layer

  • Colonel E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof Batch 11 Bourbon Review

    Taylor Barrel Proof Rye at some point, which I am looking forward to Nose: Thick, decadent caramel and oak are prevalent on first raising the glass to my nose. Attempting to dig further leads only to a bit of nose-blindness setting in, so let's dive in on a sip The proof here is again invisible as it was on the nose. Rye bread, molasses and a subtle hint of rosemary give this an interesting direction I wasn't expecting

  • 1998 Clynelish 17 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Waxing Poetic About the Greatest Honeybuttered Highland Distillery We Have Tasted

    We are honored to share our tasting notes of the Manager's Dram lineup  we explored amongst some of the It smells like I need to check for ticks… This is like poetry for your nose; I could wax poetic forever Jes's Thoughts Nose: Oh my honey butter goodness, this is Mariah Carey honey-worthy high-note perfection This is a lean back in your chair, close your eyes, and forget about the world around you kind of sip nose," and with that, I put down my pen and smiled widely as I fully took in the excitement before me

  • 1997 Mannochmore 18 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Consistency is Key in Blending Whisky, but Variety is the Spice of Life

    Nick's Thoughts Nose:  Nilla wafers are hot and powerful in the nose. After water, the nose became frothed milk, steamy and complete, ready for its addition to a cappuccino Sipping through quickly flashes the same green pepper from the nose onto the taste buds. Wonderful pour. Jes's Thoughts Nose: Old leather sandals wet with sand greet me as I take my first inhale.

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