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5 years Further identification: This is a single barrel select from the New Hampshire Bourbon Club Nose Deep, dusty caramel comes off really soft in the nose. Really nice on the nose. I'm digging this. The oak is right at my sweet spot with this. Hopefully you can get your hands on one of these! If you strike out keep your eyes peeled for a @MassBourbonAlliance NEBCo set of picks we have in the

Based on a storied recipe beloved for centuries, our “Old Monongahela Full Proof Rye Whiskey” pays homage After 8 years of focusing exclusively on fine tuning our pot distilled whiskey, we honor the tradition identification: This is batch # D24, the first ever release of this bottling, available now at an MSRP of $64 Nose I find it doesn't have a ton of volume, but what it does produce is enjoyable in the nose. With time and patience, the nose further improves in depth and approachability.

Z1D7 A Barrell Single Barrel 7 year bourbon pick from Kappy's, barrel # Z1F4 I have had more than 1 pour @AmongstTheFerns helped pour and blinded me to what was in each glass. Glass 3 Lost Nemo Glencairn Review: Nose: Syrupy nose-feel. Swirl still keeps this pour very different from the rest, some kind of wheat pasta going on here. Empty glass was not reached/achieved on this pour for evaluation.

years Further identification: This unique blend first released in 2022 as a bottled in bond product Nose : Herbal forward then caramel Zesty, bright Punchy lemon peel Dusty oak, pepper - noses more like sawdust the linger Cornbread with an oddly overpowering savory sweetness Lemongrass Rating: 3/5 While this pour

Nose: Bright linen, soft toasted caramel, and younger - though aged to satisfaction - oak aromas greet Returning to the nose shows off the prominence of the oak again which is beginning to smell a bit older than the early nose let on.

We also don’t believe any of our products are our magnum opus. The nose-feel is bright like a white tile floor under hospital lights. After a few drops of water the nose opens up with touches of leather. The nuttiness from the nose swings in much stronger on the linger as I exhale. Rating: 3/5 This pour is greatly improved with water.

Single Barrel Selected by Kappy's Nose: Super powerful & punchy on first inhale - intense cherry and This noses a bit hot which is unsurprising for 120 proof. Later in the glass the vanilla develops marvelously and brings with it a very silky nose-feel. I wish it was a little more rich than dry given how intense and proofy this pour is, but it's a solid I actually like pours that have some kind of evolution like this compared to something that tastes relatively

Scene 1 is High West Rendezvous Rye finished in French oak port barrels; this is the Fall 2021 release Nose : Creamy nose feel with a very jammy fig forward sweetness greeting me gently. Swish and savor this pour and it will be good to you! If you are still sleeping on this pour - I hope you are now awake! Share this pour with friends and family this Winter. May your hearth be warm. Cheers.

This pour was put forth by Grim from @worthadram! The nose-feel is incredibly soft yet carries a heavy viscosity. Smoky vanilla. There is a bit more smokiness on the nose building after a sip. Rating: 3/5 This was such a fun pour to explore. I'm not personally a big smoky flavor fan, but if you are, I'm sure this pour would be right up your

listed as Series: 17 from the Distiller's Selection; it is twice barreled in new charred American oak Nose : Unripe banana and nutty grains show up first on the nose - two telltale signs of youth on a whiskey

The first nosing right after pouring is filled with rich molasses. There's no real pain or sorrow with respect to the heat on the nose which is quite surprising. The nose feels much more complete after drinking a few sips. My absolute favorite part of this pour is the empty glass smell. To me this pour felt a lot like your typical single barrel Jack Daniel's barrel proof picks, albeit a

Nose: I could smell some of the aromas of this glass from across my desk; they were sweet and inviting First nosing is rich caramel forward. This one is silky smooth on the nose. Palate: Citrus forward with a sour blood orange appearing most prominently. Very light and enjoyable pour.