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This is another one of those crazy rare releases that few will try. You might be wondering if it's worth chasing this down... or dare I say... opening one of your own? Taylor, Jr Warehouse C Bourbon is very limited. The barrels in the E.H. Taylor Jr. The ricks are very tight, making it slow and difficult to put in new barrels. The floor is very dry, making it ideal for 10 to 15-year-old products.

TL;DR: Marvelously balanced and complex bourbon; a nonpareil of blending prowess Rating: 5/5 (Just wow Nose: Both glasses are rich and earthy on the nose, though they have distinctly different characters,

Given this is a barely-legal rye at 51% rye, I don't think many bourbon drinkers could be put off by Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.) This is classic Kentucky whiskey. At the bare minimum rye content this remains quite drinkable for bourbon enthusiasts, but definitely dares to mix in new flavors that compliment the 101 bourbon release.

Rating: 4/5 What a fun, layered pour. This has great complexity to it. Some of the moments of this pour were exceptional and others were a little too spicy for my palate today

, likely somewhere around ) Further identification: This is part of the flagship line from the 1792 series Rating: 2/5 (Not good... Doesn't please my palate.)

Brian Nation, this release aims to bridge a gap between categories that have historically remained very the most renowned and high quality Irish whiskeys in the world including Jameson, Redbreast, Midleton Very Rare, the Spot range and Powers Irish Whiskey. Rating: 3/5 (Decent. I can go either way on it.) This is a very simple whiskey.

by one the members of the Spot family began to reappear; from the iconic Yellow Spot in 2012, to the rarely Overall this feels very much like a traditional Irish with layered nuances of bready tones. Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.)

Company on Label: Maker's Mark Whiskey Type: Wheated Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Rating: 2/5

ago (strike a zero and add a two and you've got it), the centennial marks Calumet Farm's breeding and racing captures our commitment to excellence in every bottle - from our oldest and highest-proof bourbons to our very TL;DR: prepare for a spicy palate on this robust & all-encompassing pour Rating:  4/5 Really good. This whiskey was clearly crafted with care and intended for celebrations. While it drank hotter than the nose suggested, I ended up rounding up my rating after trying a pour with

Very slight clove in the background, which is a surprising note for this pour. Rating: 4/5 Four Roses Single Barrel Barrel Strength - OBSQ Review Nose: Spicy, slightly nutty, creamy I'm normally used to a lot of these recipes presenting very delicately but this one is bold. The exceptional vanilla from the barrel char is back now as well. Rating: 4/5 Final Ranking: E.H.

6th birthday - August 29th) Further identification: 2637 number: JD208246 comes from lot 16-H-29 (#14 Rating: Two Thumbs Up In order to keep myself honest and unbiased towards experiences in the whiskey I'm hoping for very little, as this is a delicious whiskey in front of me. The previous bottle came from rick no R-14, barrel #42, and rings in at 131 proof.

The nose continues to be exceptional late into the glass. Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.)