Sticking with rye tonight on this lovely July evening; this will be a shorter 2nd pour review. edition was finished for 8 months in Banyuls barrel #17755 and bottled for The Loch and K(e)y Society Nose Smoky charcoal now later in the pour after a few sips. A swirl reveals dusty vanilla and allspice. A high rising citrus that drinks way over it's proof is first and foremost. Rating: 3/5 What a fun experience with this pour. This really took me on a journey...

Your mileage may vary significantly barrel to barrel, but one thing is for certain - if you are a local 4 years Further identification: Barrel #226 was picked by Plaza Package out of Great Barrington, MA Nose The creamy nose-feel opens up to toffee, buttered dinner rolls and prevalent candied apple. I'm reminded of sour apple airheads here. There's an inherent softness here that works. This one has a clear winner of a nose, but less in the flavor department.

Fresh off the press & ready for your glass - there's a new Irish whiskey in town. The earthy tones can't be understated here and really is the overarching aroma that sticks in the nose Returning to the nose after a sip I find aromas of light cotton bedsheets, stale beer and light florals Another sip builds in the earthy tones that the nose was strongly conveying. On my 2nd tasting I was simply not in the mood for Irish whiskey and as such I ended up pouring this

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.

Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson commented: Bourbon enthusiasts often tell us how much they love our While we know our Michter's supporters will be disappointed, just know we are continuing to stay true to our philosophies of who we are as a company and as a brand by always delivering extraordinary whiskey Keep in mind this is a single barrel style release, so your bottle & mileage may vary depending on what's This is funky and delightful at every corner; a thorough evolution on the nose, let’s hope the palate

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

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.

Nose: I am instantly aware of some significant barrel aging here as I raise the glass to my nose. Oh wow, sticking my nose well into the glass I'm greeted by a very distinct licorice smell. I immediately got that tooth-shock that you get when your mouth knows you're about to eat something really The mouth feel is incredibly satisfying and this is where the caramel creaminess sets this pour up on they couldn't possibly have been aged from one cohesive barrel, but that's also the beauty of this pour

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...

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!

Our distillery is in the heart of the Russian River Valley wine region. Empire—no longer the sourced MGP label it used to be—offering grain-to-glass Sonoma County, CA character Nose :  Upon lifting the glass to my nose, I find a rich barrel funk and earthy clay first and foremost. I find myself amongst the trees with this pour—somewhere I long to be on these drawn-out winter nights After a sip, the nose turns towards more earthy again, and I almost begin to get a dusty vibe happening—think

: 109.6° Age: NAS (~6 Years) Further identification: 2021 Release Michter's 10 Year Bourbon Review: Nose : Citrus and smooth - not tannic - wine nose. Wow; nose is exceptional. Earthy grass & caramel/marshmallow marriage. Maker’s Mark 46 Cask Strength Review: Nose: Leather, roasted nuts, chocolate & pepper on nose. Just so rich and complex on nose.