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Palate: My first taste of Morris reveals eye-widening buttered popcorn and distinct grilled pita bread I find the likes of Clynelish 14 to be more dominating and powerful on the palate, but the Morris is

Cedar Ridge has long been on my list to taste, but busy has been my palate with a thousand other whiskeys Palate: My first sip is a delectable treat of a lemon lollipop, the sweet reward waiting in the otherwise

Palate: Instant syrupy plum mouth coating that also thins quickly, leaving caramel and a bright linen how the initial nosing went, I was expecting a lot of different things that did not transfer to the palate

This provided an oily depth to the palate and had a rounding effect on the lively younger rye. Palate: My first sip is laced with lovely orange peel zest.

That medley keeps me savoring this glass which otherwise is very crushable on the palate. Wow... Palate: Upon first sip I find a big cherry hots bouquet which immediately gets followed by a huge wave

Palate: Yum! A unique kind of caramel to this. The palate is rich and still malty with a bit of spice lingering.

Palate:  My first taste illuminates the mouth with glowing embers, all 135 proof on full display. Head to head on the palate demonstrates the 2022 once again coming across bolder, perhaps warranted by

Palate: Oh that's sweet. Cherry, raspberry and a hot flash of cinnamon are a lovely greeting to the palate.

Palate: Instant prevalent cherry shoots across the tongue. Rating: 4/5 The nose definitely put the palate to shame on this one and that is likely the only reason

Palate: Right away this presents fruit forward with quite a punch.

I will preface tonight's review with the fact that my palate is not fresh - I was drinking some Weller Palate: Slightly medicinal cherry forward on first sip.

Palate: Woah! That cherry explosion! The delivery of this is intense on a fresh palate. The linger is ridiculous. I obviously have no way of confirming if this indeed came from Willett, but my palate is about 95% confident