-2016 and bottled in February of 2024; it is available now at Liquor Junction at an MSRP of $109.99 Nose The nose is bold and bright, offering nuances of butterscotch and honey along the way.

Nose: Pleasant confectioners sugar immediately hits my nose from the very beginning - something the first It has the traditional Midleton oily, viscous, creamy nose feel for certain. Further thoughts compared to the 2021 release: The nose is very much on par between the two with the

2022 Release of Old Fitzgerald which comes in a fanciful decanter style bottle bearing a green label Nose Peanut brittle dominates the nose, likely a strong interaction between the post-fire Beam yeast and this Overall the nose is quite punchy and bright which makes it hard to find the right depth for my nostrils Returning to the nose from a sip amplifies notes of leather, dark earth, cigar box and vanilla.

Oily, bright, decadent plum presents powerfully from below my beard as the glass gets closer to nose It's viscous and oily in the nose-feel like many well-aged Irish whiskies tend to have. Everything presents delicate, fruity and easy on the nose. This may not be one for a late night or a 2nd pour of the day, but it truly shines on a fresh palate. Let me know down in the comment section if these tasting notes sound up your alley or not!

the first to be distilled entirely at Powerscourt"; it is generally available now at an MSRP of $50 Nose : At first nosing, I find subtle peach, pear, and apricot. This is not your typical single pot still Irish whiskey, which typically produces that sweet sugar cookie Returning my nose to the glass after a few sips adds in graham cracker and light baker's chocolate. more of that oily pot still character starting to come through with the same floral undertones as the nose

Well when good friends are up for good pours, inevitably you end up with sips like these. I've been afforded two tastes at this bottle thanks to the generosity of Eric & our larger whiskey community It makes the nose lean towards more of a silky smooth nose-feel that has touches of cream, leather, chocolate Time for a sip to see what this pour can do! your nose.

identification:  This is the 2024 release of Boulder Spirits cask strength offering at an MSRP of $85.00 Nose :  Toasted caramel wafts from my glass before it's even under my nose. A slight burn is present on the nose, which is to be expected at this proof.

The nose-feel is cream-forward with hints of citrus tones trickled in all throughout. Nosing deeper reveals some of the rum influence such as pineapple and a bit of that hallmark funk. This is a damn fine pour & one I find ultimately quite crushable. With a newly hiked MSRP, you might have to look long at your wallet before you think about adding this one to your shelf.

bother waiting for some kind of special occasion, so you are getting the notes from two of the first two pours : Distinct flashy tannic oak upfront on my first nosing. There's a lovely marshmallow characteristic that reminds me of the type of influence that sour mash or While this was a really delicious pour, my Willett bar is set pretty high. The company I was with when I opened the bottle thoroughly enjoyed the glass I poured for them, so that's

single barrel selection; it was distilled in Indiana and comes from cask B157 which was selected in 2021 Nose Suddenly the nose turns quite bright with black pepper and sharp oak. Late in the glass linen, vanilla and nondescript baking spice tickles the buzzing nose-feel.

I try not to review neck pours too often, but this is going to be one! Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 92.8° Age: 10 years Further identification: Barrel No 20E949 Nose Low in humidity & absolutely no funk, this nose shines primarily in its uniqueness & intrigue instead Noses a little hot at times, but when you approach it from the right distance, you are rewarded with The mouth feel is super oily, but it doesn't stick around to bog down your taste buds.

2014 and bottled 4/21/2023, ultimately yielding 186 bottles; it is available now at an MSRP of $69.99 Nose : Ooooh - silky, creamy tones abound on raising this glass to my nose, like a sugar cookie with a buttercream Returning my nose to the glass, I find some old leather tones and dusty concrete, reminiscent of exploring I find a distinct old paper smell coming up through my nose from the vapor that expands from my recent Nose ranking: 1: Michter's 10 Year Rye 2: Writers Rye 3: Parker's 10 Year Rye Palate ranking: 1: Michter's