I really like the soft fruity tones that come off this glass; they are dark in character, but light in It's almost like the vanilla you might get off of a rich red wine. I absolutely adore that aroma. The empty glass smells of floral funk, dark chocolate, and light berries. I think this is a fine example of blending done right where I go on this amazing whiskey journey from

cool to see the "before" of what is definitely going to be something awesome if Kenny's and Ryan's dreams name moving forward so whiskey nerds like us can keep track of the changes through the years Nose: Light Light complexities of popcorn kernels, tiramisu and modeling clay provide a rabbit hole for the nose Normally I might liken this kind of profile to something coming out of a French patisserie, but this of the body of text above; a satisfying sip for any occasion, except perhaps a tired day, where this might

Rich caramel, cola and leather aromas invade the nostrils on light inhales. The sun is bright and a waft of elegant vanilla perfume from under a light cotton dress causes me to Palate: As the whiskey hits my tongue here a solid burst of cherry plants itself right in the center

made available in September of 2024 Nose:  Lifting the glass to my nose lets slip cursory notes of light Following this, there's a kiss of smoke and a light heather undertone that are 3-minute highlights of Right away I find it to be a bit overly earthy to my taste, and the mouthfeel is distinctly thin and Take the ultra-aged examples: Redbreast 27 year and 30 year Dream Cask expressions are both pinnacle

less than 20 casks Nose:  On first lifting the glass I find wonderful honey sweetness with a crisp, light Some light bran flakes come through on long inhales. There's a light effervescence that reminds me of a dry brut, while a dainty bit of white pepper tries Everything about this glass is as light as a feather, which usually would be a knock coming from me, TL;DR: A wonderfully light expression of crisp malt whisky built for easy sipping Rating:  3.5/5 Good

Lemonheads, jawbreakers, rock candy—you name the sugary snack—it's bubbling up right now. Another sip gives off some light graininess, hay, and grass. It's clear that their ownership is well-educated and has their heart in the right place, so I hope there

release continues to honor the late Master Distiller Emeritus Parker Beam by innovating for all the right experience with it was in December of that same year, a sip I owe thanks to a dear friend who won the rights It’s weird in all the right ways. It leans dark, earthy, brooding, and savory-sweet. The finish is long, rolling, and smoldering with raspberry tea and light cinnamon.

I unfortunately only had one pick on hand, but I threw it into this blind line up to see if I could draw A thinner mouth feel than I expected, but all the right flavors. Mellow late in the glass with a light Cow Tale caramel & cream. Light pine settles into a super creamy base. Might be the sweetest & easiest of them all.

I'd imagine if I wasn't up so late last night I may be a little more tolerant of barrel strength offerings

through the bottle, but as someone who enjoys clean, concise labeling and appreciates transparency right The wheated bourbon enthusiast, in particular, might be more apt to try or buy when they see that bright accessible to everyone in order to scale your business beyond the small cross-section of whiskey geeks who might

than a nod to a self-effacing whiskey legend when Parker openly disclosed in 2013 that he had been fighting Now you might be wondering, my dear reader, how does the whiskey taste? This is one of my favorite whiskeys to nose right now. On the nose I get light bubblegum, confectioners sugar and damp tobacco.

A tobacco that is very light and masked in a touch of ethanol. Dry, old oak. Some light raisin notes round this nose out well. Late nose is most enjoyable; it turns all sweet. Incredibly balanced mouthfeel on first sip, with the pepper and a light zest forming in the center of