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Very molasses and metallic (dark copper) forward on the linger. Late in the glass things are finally very level, but still presents with a very heavy rye profile. Very dry herbals that feel like they belong in a soup. Corn, 20% Wheat, 15% Barley Proof: 123.2° Age: 7 years Further identification: Cask 3247; "Purple Foil 147 Corn Bourbon Company on Label: Willett Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 79% Corn, 7% Rye, 14%

The master blender is responsible for the care and curation necessary to bring together various barrels TL;DR: Expect a flavorful standout amongst the other bland lower proof whiskies Rating:  3.5/5 Good enough

After careful diligence, I discovered it was actually legit. Will we see 5 batches in 2025? TL;DR: Another quotidian, mid-tier release that fails to live up to past successes Rating:  3/5 ( Middle

I really appreciate these mail call care packages on days like today when winter comes a-knockin'. I'm actually pretty excited to experience 140.7 proof, as I love barrel strength pours when the conditions Daniel's Whiskey Type: Tennessee Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 80% Corn, 8% Rye, 12% Malted Barley Proof: 140.7 Rating: 3/5 Are you a fan of hazmat level proof points?

I was deeply confused by both of these that tasted very similar. Round 2: C vs D! kind of environmental storage issue, because there are a lot of these single barrels that are tasting very Semi-Final Round 7: A vs G! Semi-Final Round 8: C vs J! but delectable Glass C Palate: Vanilla explosion Mineral strawberry Cherry, plum - all the red fruit Very

TL;DR: a Minnesota wheated craft ready to warm you from the inside out Rating:  3.5/5 ( Good enough. outside on a cool, crisp evening in late fall when the final leaves on the trees float away from mostly bare

A slightly shiny caramel is there, but it doesn't really care how you feel about it. The mouth feel is fairly nice and the flavor profile is very direct and unwavering. Rating: 3/5 Update after having another pour after this opened up a bit: This tastes a lot like a Beam

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/

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

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:  

Sometimes the full proof offering wins the race. TL;DR: A lovely, sweet bourbon with the right amount of heat and spice Rating:  4/5 Really good.