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Purchased early 2021 before the label/bottle change Allspice, cloves and caramel form a perfect base on the nose A touch of old linen late in the glass on the nose.

finalized, for the legal definition of American single malt; it is widely available at an MSRP of $60 Nose The nose is hotter than 94 proof, suggesting youngness. The nose has enough intrigue now to inspire a sip. Returning to the nose after a sip amplifies the parsley and that odd soapy note. Another sip and swish reveal subtle development in taste, congruent with the nose, but with the same

stores in the coming months under the name of "LJ/MBA Strawberry Krunch" through the punch program Nose : Bubbly, bright, and fruit forward on first raising the glass to my nose. Really great nose-feel. Coming back to the nose, the strawberry fruit is very apparent. Later in the glass you can be a little more brash with the depth of your nosing as I find lemon peel,

This might do better in a cocktail than a neat pour! A little more proofy on the nose than the rye - this one tickles my nose hairs more. Post sip the nose is even more mellowed into a subtle vanilla base. Seriously so tasty, this pour never ceases to surprise me. Air does great things for this pour!

Every time I nestle my nose in I find something new. The nose continues to be exceptional late into the glass. I try to never go into a pour with expectations as it relates to a review, but I can solidly say I am Sipping is only slightly less impressive as this pour grows and evolves with every sip. If you can appreciate that, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments down below here, or on my

We are officially starting Irish week as we prepare our livers and our souls for St. handle and your favorite Irish whiskey you want to see reviewed! An elegant, sweet red raspberry dessert aroma really classes this pour up. On the nose this feels like one of the more complex Irish whiskeys that I have in recent memory. It carries strawberry, red raspberry that transferred well from the nose, and a sweet red peach.

bonds; your mind transcends limitations; your conscious expands in every direction; and you find yourself Let's dive into our top 5 American single malts! Strawberry pie, pink floral tones, rounded walnut, and soft flashes of vanilla fill the nose with delight With an attention-grabbing nose offering plump fig, dark red grape, beachside barbecue, and sea salt The nose is decadent, layered, and sweet with aromas of warm apple cider, cherry cake donut, sweet rum

years Further identification: The 2022 release of Eagle Rare 17 Year brings along the following stats: Nose Lifting the glass to my nose shows off a touch of earthy clay I traditionally will get on vintage/dusty Coming back to the nose I find a trove of leather, black pepper and smoked salt caramel. Sipping later in the glass continues the same storyline with some of that earthy clay note from the nose

the Jack Daniel distillery, you've got to trust the nuance of oak maturation and be willing to flex your : First impression: all the maple sugar you can fit in your nostrils. In general, the feel in the nose is buttery but not oily—just rather silky and sweet, with the maple Recrudescing into the nose after a few sips offers plum, butterscotch, and cherry skins. The maple tones from the nose are candied on the tongue.

Well when good friends are up for good pours, inevitably you end up with sips like these. I've been afforded two tastes at this bottle thanks to the generosity of Eric & our larger whiskey community It makes the nose lean towards more of a silky smooth nose-feel that has touches of cream, leather, chocolate Time for a sip to see what this pour can do! your nose.

It noses closer to 100. This is an exceptional nose. I'd say it's time for a taste. Like a strong familial bond, this pour is incredibly well integrated from start to finish. This is one of my favorite whiskeys to nose right now. On the nose I get light bubblegum, confectioners sugar and damp tobacco.

Experimenting with cask finishing allows us to explore the full range of flavor different casks can bring to our left at your front door by a new neighbor. A few swirls usher in barrel funk, musty and damp, with a bit of heat prickling the nose hairs. This is undoubtedly a pour meant to be sipped easily, even at its proof, and one I can see enjoying outside I can go either way on it. ) There is no doubt of the sherry in this pour and its influence on the flavors