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From my most recent experience with Barrell Seagrass, to Dovetail, to the amazing single barrels that

Taylor Single Barrel) and then a big drop of cinnamon hots that expands from the center of my tongue

Distilling Co Whiskey Type:  Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages:  51% rye, 37% corn, 12% malted Honey sweetness and melted butter on toasted bread form a base layer on the taste buds before a kiss of spice leaves a tingling sensation skittering across the tongue like a waterbug. Aerating a second sip offers far more texture and depth as salt, pie dough, sweet glazed doughnut, caramel The tingle is real with Brook Hill, while the impossibly long linger of the Triumph lands like a hug,

Rye Whiskeys Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed proportions of 95% Rye, 5% Barley and 80% Rye, 20% Malted Spiced salt water taffy. Soft hot chocolate notes diving the nose deep in the glass.

describes the history behind this release, saying: On October 22nd. 1910, a fire on the bottling line halted

From the Four Roses website: Master Distiller Brent Elliott selected and mingled six of Four Roses’ 10 first released around 2019 On the nose there’s a ton of caramel chew sweetness with just a touch of salt

Salt water taffy just jumped out at me now. Malty and a bit darker feeling than the left glass.

Lovely fruit mingle with a dusty old wood plank… prunes and lemon meringue pie with a thick, flaky crust

Cinnamon candy smells lovely and tingles the lungs. Caramel and cherry mingle well as the underside of the punchier flavors.

More dusty old oak and a bit of extra wood that reminds me of cedar shingles. The linger is incredibly long with my gums tingling with effervescent lemon peel twists.

This glass is starting to turn on that dark rye spice and a bit of salt comes along with it. Hidden under that powerful cherry note are those dusty, salted peanut shells I know and love. In the end it finally presented me with those dusty, salted peanut shells I was waiting for the entire I've already blended it up and I'm just giving it time to mix and mingle now.

Creamy cherry floats up alongside what I can best describe as salted butter. Some light citrus layers mingle around.