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Palate: Woah... where the nose was soft this is quite punchy! Cherry hots, orange peel, grapefruit and bubblegum all dance on the palate in a dazzling and sizzling All it takes is a good palate and solid intuition and you'll find the type of barrel that people want Barrel picking is penultimate; you need an established base of good customers & a trustworthy set of palates

Palate: Whew! Big spice tingle to start, followed by the creamy caramel and vanilla. definitely drinks above it's age, at least to the 4 year mark, which is usually very hard to do against my palate

Palate: At first sip soft dark cherry, plum and raspberry tones are impressed upon the center of the Doesn't please my palate.) Yeah... I'm pretty disappointed I spent my own money on this.

Palate: My first sip is noticeably chocolate forward with fruit and floral undertones. Doesn't please my palate.) It certainly makes this palatable!

Palate: Ooh, punchy raspberry hits the palate initially before maraschino cherry and chocolate covered

Palate: My first sip is a wild mix of cherry, plum, almond and a bundle of spices. This is incredibly nut-forward on the palate for me now with a dry, dusty-textured vanilla bringing everything Some of the moments of this pour were exceptional and others were a little too spicy for my palate today

Palate: My first taste makes the head shake, perhaps in excitement but also in shock. It requires a trained palate to be able to really appreciate its depths, as I have had countless experiences

Palate: At first sip, this whiskey speaks in whispers. Subtle peach and a light sugar cookie are the only impressions that are registered on the palate.

its lower proof; this serves as a level playing field for approachability of whiskey drinkers of all calibers Palate: Zesty lemon peel hits the back of the throat sharply at the start.

Palate: Strange viscosity here. Cinnamon spicy pie crust. Ripe pear is definitely apparent. While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate.

Palate: My first sip is an absolute nuke on a fresh palate.

Palate: Silky liquid covers my tongue and seems to absorb into my taste buds, acting like dry soil in The sherry imparted robust flavors that I can see pleasing many palates that prefer flavored whiskey.