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nose, I find this 17 year to be more in line with some of the vintage Heaven Hill releases (think old Elijah Craig barrel proof batches or a heftier Elijah Craig 18 year), while the latest 18 year release sings

This does what Elijah Craig Barrel Proofs do, but at 30 less proof points, which is intense and impressive

I historically love Elijah Craig barrel proof releases significantly more than these.

overall, but certainly showing off some low barrel entry proof citrus tones I also find on pre-fire Elijah Craig 23 year. I do think this is incredibly unique, as the only parallels I can draw are to Elijah Craig 23 year or

Fans of Elijah Craig 18 year, especially the pre-fire releases, will find this to be right up their alley

I do love their regular bourbon releases, however... looking at you Elijah Craig.

Some extra char here yields a marshmallow note I've thoroughly enjoyed out of some Elijah Craig offerings

Elijah Craig , however, I adore.

We very clearly identified this as the better whiskey when compared blindly to Elijah Craig Barrel Proof

of the same pre-fire Heaven Hill vintage whiskey vibes, with my only reference point being a 23 year Elijah Craig bourbon that was barreled in 1991. this glass incredibly bright - similar to the experience I mentioned in the tasting of the 23 year Elijah Craig - it's like looking into a bright light bulb, but for your olfactory sense.

Perhaps this decision is to compete with the likes of Booker's (4x a year) or Elijah Craig Barrel Proof

With the wild success of Elijah Craig barrel proof, I can't say I'd blame them.