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result is a harmonious fusion of flavors, with notes of brown sugar, cacao nibs, and rolled oats on the nose Priced at $94.99, it's sure to make an impressive gift for the whiskey lover in your life. reviewing bottle number 1122, suggesting a fairly large batch size will be available on Black Friday Nose :  The nose leads with lovely vanilla bean, chocolate ganache, and smoky plum old-fashioned vibes. Enthusiast grade pour. ) This is exactly what I look for in stout finished bourbon.

Nose: Oh wow, the cherry that exudes from this glass is rich and inviting right up front. Searing heat will greet your nose if you dive a little too deep, but before the flames devour your senses The bright vanilla definitely is the catalyst for an incredibly well balanced nose feel. Oh my! An exceptionally delectable nose here was definitely the highlight of the glass. (at least on the palate; no other Weller I've had can live up to this nose).

that first came to fruition in 2022; it's relatively accessible in most markets at time of writing Nose The nose is light and easy with some lovely crème brûlée notes showing up late in the glass. The nose was quite enjoyable, but sipping is paramount to the experience. I've done the full tour at Jack's facility, picked my own barrel with Lexie Phillips, and thoroughly Let me know down in the comments what your thoughts are on this one!

If you look on the inside of your bottle of 2024 William Larue Weller, you will notice the vintage portrait identification:  The 2024 release of William Larue Weller is detailed in their yearly release letter: Nose :  Upon first lifting the glass to my nose, I find the rich, old, funky barrel proof whiskey that we've Black pepper and flashes of cherry cordial build up a powerful foundation for this pour. Returning to the nose after a few sips reveals a touch of ground wheat, stonework laced with climbing

Trace Mash Bill #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 100° Age: 4 years Further identification: Late 2019 purchase Nose An orange zest and slight tannin forming later in the nose. Both pours were thoroughly enjoyable and I would recommend having each on your shelf.

distillers, Blake Huber, and was available at the gift shop to inquisitive minds back in May of 2022 Nose The nose-feel is dry and laden with an intense darkness that comes with the melancholy of a rainy day Everything here is delectable on the nose. Palate: My first sip is much sweeter than the nose let on; tingling, effervescent wine grapes dance It's oily on the nose like a pot still Irish whiskey with intense sweetness reminiscent of a day spent

Late nose after resting turns much creamier, with other notes of butter and soup herbs. This beats Rare Breed on nose and finish, but falls slightly short on palate. Rare Breed Review: Creamy caramel, leather, darker black pepper and a hotter cherry on nose. Late nose turns really dusty with a cherry pop still present. Cinnamon candy and pine are also still coming through on the nose.

product tend to be much more consistently good than many of the single barrels I have explored, but your Proof: 125.6° Age: 12 years Further identification: Batch A123 is the first of three releases for 2023 Nose Peanut brittle, confectioners sugar and sugar cookie sits delicately in the airy nose-feel. Palate: Excellent new additions to the nose include flavors of fig and red berry jam upon first sipping The linger is quite long despite the texture with a lot of the peanut brittle from the nose coming through

Our custom mashbill is inspired by A.H. Hirsch Reserve 16-year-old legendary whiskey, providing balance to our make. Oily caramel and soft chocolate dominate the simple nose-feel. Coming back to the nose I find more honey sweetness and light oak. I find the nose to be quite solid here - all pleasant aromas, but not overly complex.

Without any further insights from our busy friends at the Shively distillery, we'll just have to taste hitting shelves at an MSRP of $110, though I was able to buy this for myself at $99.99 in Massachusetts Nose As I lift it to my nose properly, I find bananas foster, crème caramel, and cinnamon-loaded churros. Palate:  My first sip is a stark surprise, contrasting the nose as cherry cordial, milk chocolate, and I hope this helps you on your whiskey journey!

release of 2023 and it is the first batch to drop the typical 12 year age statement for this release Nose The nose is rather simple and easy, but the aromas it does produce are so, so delectable. While nosing this is fun, where this glass really shines is on the palate.

You've found your people. "Have you tried the latest Stagg Junior batch?" depth and sweetness it can potentially add to an already good base whiskey, the other might turn their nose If you're here reading this, you can likely envision yourself in one of these roles. We'll readily share our findings with anyone curious enough to listen. If that's your mission, as it is mine, then kudos to you.