Overall, this has such an interesting vibe to it; there's a characteristic that reminds me a little of

held both tawny port wine and then Milam & Greene’s award-winning rye whiskey are broken down, then “cooked As the glass gets lower I find little change to this consistently easy sip.

I find this to lack a little bit in the wow factor department, but it certainly produces a solid array

The high corn mash bill here slightly missed the mark to become an exceptional whiskey, in my book something with when I opened the bottle thoroughly enjoyed the glass I poured for them, so that's a win in my book

There's notably little spice, making this a clear bourbon drinker's rye.

There's a little-discussed funny business factor in prohibition-era whiskey. For as long as it took to elicit such aromas, there's a severely subdued eagerness to taste, but sip Rounding out the pour was a lesson in consistency, and little complaint could be heard from our revered I know we're shooting ourselves in the foot a little with this admission, but we're feeling charitable Nose:  A wildly different experience than the previous example from a similar-looking bottle.

Sometimes it's nice to just have your little slice of heaven - even if that's only one bottle from a decided to pick this barrel for Life of Luxe, he offered the simple satisfaction that "this barrel took Deep inhales near the bottom of the glass remind me of muddy boots after a long day out fishing in the

The momentous return of these couldn't come at a better time, when whiskey enthusiasts are looking to These whiskeys really showcase how a little extra time in our barrels is capable of producing something waffles before a stupidly long linger of allspice dram, anise, and caramel tingle on and on in every nook

It reminds me a little bit of a really good Booker's batch. Woah, interesting...

The nose feels relatively unchanged from the first sip aside from perhaps a little bit of the orange I am willing to look past a very lackluster nosing experience because of how good the palate was.

through more liquid gold, I find strawberry tart, toffee, and orange creamsicle dancing in wonderful little It reminds me of looking out over Manhattan, catching glimpses of so many busy lives I'll never get to This is exactly what I look for in a whiskey: depth, complexity, mouthfeel, and grace.

I think the floral background changes it a little bit.