Well, that's why we taste these things... So we'll call it the Summer 2022 release, when the first reviews started popping up on the West coast

best liquor stores to come pick a barrel and I'm beyond thrilled that they let me come along to help taste It was such a pleasure getting to know him better and watching him work through our tasting. We tasted through somewhere north of a dozen barrels with Josh before settling on the sample that I said

I've had this bottle since it first came out last year and this is probably my 4th taste of it. Subsequent sips improve drastically as some of the creamier tones begin to build up on the taste buds I have struggled to revisit this at all with any level of excitement and this tasting thoroughly solidifies

130.3° (2020) Batch 10: 127.3° (2021) Batch 11: 129.0° (2022) Batch 12: 131.1° (2023) As usual, I've tasted It has moments of glory in which I was considering a 4 out of 5 score, but ultimately, with several tastings Batch 11 lands with grace and ease on the taste buds, with delicate orange peel not coming across as

Redbreast Lustau Head to Head Redbreast PX Sherry Finish On the 17th @amongstthefernsco and I will be tasting These findings were confirmed when I finally got around to re-tasting this here, nearly a year later!

all 10 recipes eager and excited to learn about the nuances between each recipe only to find they all tasted It was a haunting note that I only really know about because of how much of it I tasted that fateful Needless to say, I never published that tasting bracket until now so that you can see the history of The control source was the best tasting whiskey by far, with Amongst jars averaging just higher than this shows the largest swing in total score spread with upside down storage significantly lowering tasting

The experience tasting through several barrel proof single barrels with Lexie Phillips was a delicious dance of tasting notes & rich history. If you can’t read the tasting notes from that consistently messy @AmongstTheWhiskey handwriting - I'm to the bottle, our barrel proof Jack Daniel's single barrel is made for those who appreciate a pure taste Despite this, you can certainly trust my tasting notes to be only what I manage to dig up in the several

of my personal experiences with my favorite flavor profiles for each of these, as well as the actual tasting Now how about the tasting part? Taste thoughtfully. You're not here to get drunk. A lot of these releases aren't for the whiskey nerd or tasting connoisseur. You have to pick for them too, but most of the barrel is likely going to go to folks who don't taste Now let's get into some tasting notes for those upcoming barrels I teased!

boundary-pushing way only Chattanooga is known best for, and we whiskey enthusiasts have the opportunity to taste I have also bought and tasted the 10th and 11th anniversary (more on that below), but for now, let's From learning the vast history of whiskey making to celebrating the passion of the industry, she tastes

I recently tasted through Batch 12-18 all blind to see if I could pick out a favorite batch. The 2020 and 2021 batches have been some of my favorites, but I haven't had the opportunity to taste Okay, things are starting to hit stride here as a nice bundle of fruit finally lands gracefully on my taste

When I saw this 36% rye on the tasting table I was immediately excited for what it might be! I wish we tasted this earlier in the flight, but we had our work cut out for us on the other barrel picks single barrel pick; collaborating with Derek (@Bourbondipity_) and myself - the @MassBourbonAlliance tasting When we first tasted it (after a round of Blanton's, Weller Full Proof, and Knob Creek) I think there

Palate: My first taste of cask strength Emerald Giant reveals a silky cup of tea that has been slowly As I taste down through the bottom of the glass, I find a rye that transports me to a carnival, a whiskey