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Overall it is bright, light, and incredibly enjoyable on the nose. Palate: Right away the sweetness shocks my teeth. Light overall with caramel and neapolitan wafers up front. A bigger sip and swish reveals a nice shimmer of allspice and light cinnamon.

seen people step two steps into a liquor store, demand or ask about Pappy, and then whip 180 degrees right This one has to be special, right? I waited... and I waited. What the heck was the right occasion for this - the top of the whiskey food chain, I thought? Buffalo Trace cranks out millions of bottles of whiskey that is right in line with this in quality. You might be wondering how some of the other releases from 2021 panned out.

Just another distillery pushing whiskey into the market, right? ability to produce spirits with rich flavors, complex profiles, and a distinct mouthfeel when done right Now, you might wonder if Green River's intentional efforts in whiskey-making are worth exploring. believe there will come a day when pot-still whiskey will overtake column-still productions (a girl can dream

Overall the nose is light and easy to enjoy. Let's dive into a sip. The mouthfeel is light and creamy throughout with a long linger of dry marshmallow. Fans of any of the Michter's toasted releases will find this to be right up their alley.

A light lemon peel and Earl Grey tea gently lift off the surface. Palate: My first sip is an explosion of lemon frosting and light, floral tea. Caramel comes in like a tidal wave right behind those initial flavors and produces a thick, rich mouth curve; there's a slight sizzle, a dazzling, intense delivery and then a long off ramp that is just the right

It’s a sight to behold, and New York has turned this visual poetry into liquid form with their Empire Kings County falls right in line with my affinity for local grain, a focus on terroir, and the biggest It reminds me a little bit of Clynelish 14, except this nose is all lights and Broadway compared to the

I always go into a glass skeptical, and I rank primarily on palate, for those who might be new to the If you're here for in depth tasting notes, you've come to the right place.

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whole slew of other store picks to choose from, I had a strange feeling this one would be worth trying right Light, fluffy vanilla is starting to build now too. Time for a sip. Light linen undertones do well here and are a hallmark Buffalo Trace characteristic that must have something

Good fruity, citrusy pour that has very manageable heat for me, but this feels like it might drink above I am truly stumped on what this might be today. Rating: 4/5 Guess: George Dickel Rye? I think I overthought it; but I also expect to get more of these wrong than right.

Very light flavor... Not much flavor... Not much burn. A bit bland without much character. This might do better in a cocktail than a neat pour! Some light honey and cherry are dancing slowly and delicately on the top of my tongue now; the linger

Let me tell you right off the bat - this flight of glasses smells FANTASTIC from 2 feet away. forward Rich chocolate Lovely vanilla char Corn chips Slightly nutty Honey sweetness Slight sawdust sits right sorghum Baking spice builds near the last sip Red Antlers Glencairn Nose: Sweet, fruity Silky, soft Light Green Peacock Glencairn Nose: Funky, earthy, tomato paste Light spice, a bit rye forward Floral, decadent a pre-gaming pour Empty glass smells like chocolate fondue, sweet tarts, and unicorn tears Palate: Light