Light un-cracked peppercorn. Confectionery caramel with a light whipped cream. Delicious first sip of the day choice right here!

You might find some interesting info here! Now let's get into the whiskey! The fun part! Light graham cracker tones fill the glass. Let's dive in on a sip!

Proof: 120° Age: 10 years Further identification: Purchased in 2020 Nose: Bright vanilla along with a light oak makes itself known as one would expect to find on a uniquely finished bourbon such as this; it's right Or maybe I'm just day-dreaming or projecting my favorite season now. A light cinnamon remains where the cherry dries up or falls away.

manages to bring a little bit of Portugal sunshine to snowy Massachusetts at a time when I'm daily dreaming Disturbing the well-rested glass with a light swirl unleashes lovely new tones of baking spice: black tart set the stage before orange peel crashes through into cherry skins in a cacophony of beauty and might My last sip is right in line with the rest of the glass: penultimately delicious. Though you can probably imagine what my score might be!

As of right now, it's not even listed on their website , but you should see more of this label in the We mill all of our grains in house right before mashing to ensure maximum freshness. We use a heavy toast, light to medium char 53 gallon barrel from the West Virginia Great Barrel Co. Right now, we are only considering barrels that are over 3.5 years old and most of our blends these days

Everything about this is surprisingly light in flavor, yet potent on the ethanol, which is contradictory An average showing. ) This is another quite drinkable release from Buffalo Trace, but the light color and light flavor have me wondering what is going on in the quality control department.

We all have to start somewhere, right? It might as well be, and dessert is abundant.

Those close enough to receive my unfiltered opinion might hear me exclaim, "Wheel Horse f***s!" cream scones, pistachio biscotti, and a cherry danish paint the picture of a morning gone terribly right

Raspberry sherbert, plum and cherry skins bring in just the right amount of fruit sweetness here. Light jackfruit gives off a slightly tropical vibe.

“Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt.” –William Shakespeare When Pride of Anderson County first dropped in 2023, it was a collector's dream already well known for finding and distributing great single barrels, and David had a long-dormant dream After a chance encounter between Jennings and Rare Character Pablo Moix, they turned that dream into punches but reveals lovely peach tones, orange zest, and a lovely cinnamon-clove medley that zings right

Late in the glass, some hints of grilled pineapple and a light bit of lemon lollipop can be found if Another quick sip reveals more ethanol burn amidst light flavors of anise and cola.

Lemon peel is as light as if it brushed up against a grainy piece of oak that took off a little bit of coming through now with nutmeg shining forward first, followed by white pepper, allspice and finally a light First sip is intensely citrus sweet forward, with a dark cherry rolling across the tongue and settling right