Much like the Spirit Animal Society Old Elk bourbon single barrel pick, I'd call this one 'supremely

David Jennings of Rare Bird 101 started to take notice of the details listed on hang tags of Kentucky Spirit

of this is for me, I am going to air on the side of caution and give this one the lower end of the two

Distilling since 2005 has meant that the Quint family has learned a thing or two about what makes good

103.6 ° Age:  5 years Further identification:  This limited-edition 10th Anniversary Blend combines two

I appreciate everything the @SpiritAnimalSociety has brought to the whiskey community so far, but our presented fairly traditional overall; maybe I was expecting something unique out of the Michigan aged spirit

Rating: Two Thumbs Way Up I think the palate isn't quite as complex and layered as the nosing experience

The mouth feel is creamier than the other two, spreading and sticking to every portion of my mouth, reminding Dark soil meets clay in defiance of the sweet start.

This is an organic whisky that is all done "seed-to-spirit" from the farm.

Dusty oak Spicy mouth coating Big lemon peel zest Long linger Layers, complexity & intensity Touches of sour I went into this thinking there has to be a clear winner between these two.

Definitely the easier sipper of the two, but that may be due in some part to oxidation.

Rating: Two Thumbs Way Up There's so much to love here.