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oloroso sherry casks before being finished in PX hogsheads; the 2023 release is now available at an ever-rising MSRP of ~$90 Nose: On raising the glass to my nose I find sweet vanilla buttercream frosting. Release Identification You might be wondering how to tell which year your bottle is from now that you For our primary goal here, you'll want to pay extra attention to the first 4 digits after the L. If your code reads L2XXXXXXXX you have a 2022 bottling, and so on.

This pour was added courtesy of Travis Scafuri for Day 8. #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 131.1° Age: NAS (~8 years) Further identification: Batch 15 (Winter 2020) Nose There's such a heavy leather on the first nosing. This is way more complex on the nose than I recollect. This is a thoroughly rich and complex nosing experience.

I'm grateful to be trying a sample of this courtesy of @bourbondipity_ who poured me up 2oz so I could This 2018 release whiskey utilizes 20 year old sherry casks from Jerez, Spain as the finishing barrels Nose The nose is quite soft until you give the glass a gentle swirl which releases troves of nuts and oak. The spice of the pepper can only be found when diving too deep with the tip of your nose which is otherwise The nose was a bit of a wild ride, but I feel like the blend that was targeted was a very approachable

Starlight Distillery as part of a collaboration between the group that @bourbondipity_ and I run for our Our barrel definitely brings a bit more fruit complexity to an already delicious, viscous, oily, rich Nose: Banana foster jumps out on the nose followed by rich toasted marshmallow. It's creamy in the nose which is definite treat. You'll love this as your new snow shoveling whiskey for any blustery Winter month.

This pour was added courtesy of Josh Parent. Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 92.8° Age: 10 years Further identification: Barrel No 19F954 Nose : Yummy citrus zest with a creamy nose feel.

that was finished in an ex-bourbon barrel that has been aged with honey for an additional 3-8 months Nose Taking a deeper dive with the nose presents green flower stems, sweet smoke and just a hint of the honey The palate exhibits none of the same characteristics as the nose was putting off. and viscous with a molasses note running about the consistency of lemon pudding, Where the pre-sip nose ski tips as you reach for another glass as the most logical follow up to finishing your last.

Nose: Creamy vanilla bean ice cream right away on the nose as soon as I lift the glass. As I move through the glass I find black pepper, white grape skins, and a warm tree bark nose-feel. and never have your senses get weathered like some other cask strength releases can cause. This might be my new go-to dessert pour; it feels exceptional for sharing after a good meal. It's light enough that it won't blow up your palate if you feel like moving on to something else after

their continued support of our barrel dreams! There's something like a bready waffle I really dig on the nose. The pre-sip nose finishes up with a splash of white lily florals. The same sweet tarts from the nose transfers well. The highlight of this pour is really how easy it is to sip.

12 years Further identification: Batch C920 was the 3rd and final release of the 2020 calendar year Nose : Caramel and molasses burst out of the glass upon raising it to my nose. marshmallow - I find myself impatient to see how this tastes, given how delicious everything on the nose Returning to the nose I find signs of extended aging such as leather and vanilla pipe tobacco. foods of the Thanksgiving dinner table & dessert line can be found throughout this layered, complex pour

single barrel pick selected by Liquor Junction in collaboration with Nick from Amongst The Whiskey Nose :  This is one of those rare first nosings that melts away everything around you. I could linger here for countless hours, but this pour deserves a taste! Returning to the glass after a few sips amplifies the stone fruit on the nose, which is sultry and eager TL;DR: A masterful performance well worth your time and attention Rating:  5/5 ( Pinnacle Whiskey.

That said, I go into every pour with a challenging and inquisitive mind. : Funky oak forward on the first nosing with a distinct chocolate background. After a sip the funk from the early nose returns alongside a rich caramel. When I inhale through my nose while sipping I get some really distinct linen notes. I could go either way on; a pour that really runs right down the middle on the quality scale.

identification: This Artisan Series release from Whiskey Acres was released in 2023 at an MSRP of $70 Nose The silkiness of the nose translates this linger into creamed corn. If you're a fan of either of those distilleries, this should be right up your alley. This pour was a big surprise for me and I find myself going back to this bottle often lately. money where your mouth is if you will...