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on Label: Heaven Hill Whiskey Type: Straight Rye Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 35% Corn, 51% Rye, 14% Sazerac Nose: Apricot / green apple Floral Light / airy Very light stone fruit Touches of citrus & vanilla

Smells like fresh sheets next to an open summer window; some florals just barely wafting in. Citrus very light on the forefront allowing the more complex leather and tobacco to show up. Rating: 4/5

This pour is taking me to summer fields filled with corn and a warm breeze dancing across bare legs. Rating:  4/5 Really good. I want one of these on my shel f. Will this exploration serve as a much-needed reinvigorated view of the landscape of whiskey? Maybe. At the very least, I feel inspired to share this bottle with anyone willing to try it, a feeling similar

nudge to quit the drooling, and included a sweet sample of that exact bottle I was salivating over in a care Oddly, this nostalgic memory serves perfectly to show just how comfortable this bourbon is on the senses TL;DR: A wonderfully unique whiskey, likely never to be reproduced in quite the same way Rating: 4.5/

The finish is low and slow, like the careful consideration for a big barbecue spread or slowly sipping TL;DR: An understated, lovely whiskey sipping experience that leans in on a thick mouthfeel Rating:  

The nose is still very citrusy, but it also comes with a dark leather and cherry. Pepper, butter and very malty notes coming out now. The cherry has turned to a sour candy. Rye grain is the predominant addition to the flavor mix, but presents very subtly. Rating: 4/5

Another layer of fun is removing any label hype by serving them up mixed up & blinded by the lovely Brittany on Label: Maker's Mark Whiskey Type: Wheated Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, and 14% Peacock Glencairn Nose: Lemon zest Cinnamon spiced cereal Surprising contrast to the previous two glasses Very

Let this serve as a reminder for you to drink more water, as I will be doing in between sips of these Further identification: This single barrel comes from barrel 3206 and was picked in 2022; these sold very They are all certainly unique, but I don't think any of these are necessarily exceptional whiskey I need

Rating: 3/5 (Decent. I can go either way on it.) similar picks, clearly tasted things they didn't like in their palate & finish sections, yet they still rated I am wholeheartedly against all the every-decimal-that's-close-to-ten rating scales and hope you enjoy my scale which puts the middle of the road whiskeys right where they belong - in the middle of the rating

offered at an MSRP of ~$65; Pipe Dream owes its name to the 367 foot tall. 1,340 year old tree - the 14th TL;DR: A wonderfully layered bourbon with a funky nose and a complex delicious palate Rating: 4/5 (Really

TL;DR: A wonderfully light expression of crisp malt whisky built for easy sipping Rating:  3.5/5 Good While three tastings confirmed that it doesn't scream into the heights of the top end of my rating scale , it still serves a spectacular purpose as a clean, crisp budget whisky that I think just about anyone

Proving that with enough love and care, and hardwork, anything is possible. Rating: 4/5 What a unique pour! I loved all the floral characteristics of this.