A fine note on its own in certain doses, and one that I've found in delicious American and Indian single Side and upright were closer to the control, but there were still effects.

Still, the wheated mash bill remained central to the lineup. The robust start to this nose does fall off a bit late in the glass, but complexity still abounds with

Palate: From the get go the palate sings with rich chocolate and coffee tones. A longer chew produces notes of caramel, maple and molasses suggesting the base whiskey is still in there I personally still prefer the "Dirty Work" pick we did last year, but I'm hoping we can take the barrel that we have aging for us at New England Barrel Company closer still to my vision of perfection.

Still very rich caramel and molasses all the way through it.

14% Malted Barley Proof: 125° Age: 7 years Further identification: This is a Bob's Lake City Liquors single

I've been to the distillery several times to do single barrel selections for my local retailer, and

I'm going to be making a conscientious effort to not review single tastings or fresh bottles in the future

identification:  This is bottle number 2485 from batch 2-SSDD, a blend of sourced whiskeys from KY, IN, and TN, still

storyteller myself, I absolutely adore that this year's bottle represents another chapter in a story that is still

Rating: 3/5 If you're still paying attention down here, you might be saying: "Nick, a 3/5 AND an Amongst

like your classic bourbon profile - one you might be able to easily get out of a 10 year Eagle Rare single Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey Flash Review: This younger rye manages to sing a good tune in this

In the end, I am still a whiskey writer, so I triangulated those experiences and sat down for one final