I've never been one for Larceny barrel proof personally, so I'm a little worried this might be another Overall very light, classic, but unfortunately pretty one-noted. This might benefit from more air time.

Ultimately the finish here feels quite light and the base bourbon shines predominantly. With a newly hiked MSRP, you might have to look long at your wallet before you think about adding this

from barrel 25A0147, which I purchased with my own money at an elevated market price ($345) Nose:  Light The empty glass smells of crêpes loaded with whipped cream with an undercurrent of light cola. Palate:  My first sip is light and easy on the tongue, just as the whiskey was on the nose. If it seems that I'm being washy with the light adjectives, that's just an accurate depiction of the

The empty glass smells of nutmeg, creamy caramel, damp dirt and light, floral honey. release perhaps leaning a touch even sweeter than the 2021, which is an incredible feat in it's own right

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

is the lower proof version of Bohemian Bourbon from 2020; it features an orange label/wax Nose: Hmm, light Light citrus caramel. Herbal, but tainted by young grains on deep inhales. Some of the dryness about this might be the high corn content on this too.

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

actually pretty excited to experience 140.7 proof, as I love barrel strength pours when the conditions are right The first nosing right after pouring is filled with rich molasses. Ooh, fighting through that thick sorghum I just got a really nice powdery milk chocolate smell. By my third sip, I feel as though this pour has mellowed out dramatically.

The empty glencairn smells of worn leather, dry tobacco, and light anise. The linger offers more apple tones accompanied by a light chocolate layer. In general, you might be surprised to discover there isn't that much daylight between the pours flavor-wise

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

Let me tell you right off the bat - this flight of glasses smells FANTASTIC from 2 feet away. forward Rich chocolate Lovely vanilla char Corn chips Slightly nutty Honey sweetness Slight sawdust sits right sorghum Baking spice builds near the last sip Red Antlers Glencairn Nose: Sweet, fruity Silky, soft Light Green Peacock Glencairn Nose: Funky, earthy, tomato paste Light spice, a bit rye forward Floral, decadent a pre-gaming pour Empty glass smells like chocolate fondue, sweet tarts, and unicorn tears Palate: Light

Some subtle hints of skillet-seared peanuts present softly alongside plum and a deep, tight-grained oak My right nostril finds the sweet fruit and a bit of the spicy proof; there's blood orange, cranberry The nose-feel is bright like a white tile floor under hospital lights.