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Palate: Big first sip (whoops) presents a very light maraschino cherry forward profile. If you blinded me you might be able to convince me this is a light old fashioned.

I was fortunate to win the right to purchase this bottle from a raffle run by Vinnin Liquors. I of course dove right into it and started forming some thoughts on this new release. Wafting from one nostril to the next I find light confectioners sugar, cigar smoke and dry newspaper on the right. On the left the glass drums up subtle floral tones alongside nondescript sweetness.

This is Larceny's last chance to wow me before I might go all in on team Elijah Craig... The nose is quite light in intensity with no big evidence of any proof to be found. The mouth coating is just the right weight for any occasion; it's not so heavy you find yourself reaching

Light clay, vanilla, and citronella candle aromas creep in on subsequent inhales. A light dusting of Fun Dip sugar splatters over the taste buds before falling away quickly. A long sip and swish reveals light apple tones, though I was straining to identify it in its thin veil

The final taste ends with cherries, raspberries, and apricots sparkling in the late afternoon light from that the Barrell team's blending is top-notch, and this release is another example of how to do it right

Light spiciness mixed well with vanilla forward sweetness. Peppery oak. Dust and orange peel zest. A tight grain dark wood note comes with it. Chocolate continues to swirl. Some light mint presents kind of like a mint chocolate chip (no ice cream). Woah now... But with that came tons of great flavors... crushed cherry skins, a rich caramel, brown sugar, light

The nose-feel is incredibly delicate; as if someone had stacked a thousand cards just right into a fragile It's light with perfumery sweetness. Palate: Right away the mouth coating is rich with heavy cola, brown sugar, nutmeg and infinitely tingling

identification: This one of the rarer releases of the flagship line from the 1792 series; it features the light gray neck tag and the distinct gold 'UFO' topper Nose: Right away there are tingles of caramel, cherry This one doesn't have infinite depth, but just the right amount for an approachable but fun-to-explore

Light un-cracked peppercorn. Confectionery caramel with a light whipped cream. Delicious first sip of the day choice right here!

AJ felt it was only right to honor the family legacy through Kentucky craft bourbons and whiskeys. When asked about the ten-year milestone, AJ Jones replied: Creating your dream the way you envision it There is so much lightness and sweetness in here, gooey yet airy. good reason many on-the-fence whiskey appreciators hesitant to jump over to the craft side should hop right

The lights grow brighter as the earth lurches away from the sun and now the orchestra is playing yellow triumph glide on through the sea-change of faces and voices and color under the constantly changing light My right nostril discovers delicate florality; I find myself in heather in early Spring, the air still

Light caramel keeps the grains just under wraps on this one. This is the kind of barrel group that got selected 'right on time' where it starts to show that lovely This very light sipper is nuanced with molasses, strawberry cereal, freshly shucked corn and just a touch Vanilla char is light and airy.