of bourbon barrels, sherry butts, Bordeaux wine casks and port pipes; it is non-chill filter stated Nose The nose-feel is comfortable and inviting. This pour does well to honor tradition in the Irish whiskey space & delivers an exceptionally well crafted Those that are deeply ingrained and experienced in Irish whiskey will certainly appreciate this pour, said I really am glad to be able to enjoy a glass (or two) of this one & I look forward to sharing a pour

: Upon pouring the sample an immediate thick, sweet vanilla floats out of the glass. Oh yeah, first raising this to my nose I can tell this one is going to be a rye lover's delight. Surprisingly supple on the nose, I'm having a nice (yet challenging) time picking through this one. Palate: Wow, this is much more powerful than the nose let on. Better fruit sweetness, more finish influence (especially the Madeira, wow), and less explosive / in your

At face value this seems very much like your classic bourbon profile - one you might be able to easily If you take your time with this one it will prove that it has plenty to go around in the flavor department puts it just ahead of William Larue, though I think I'd give Monsieur Larue the nod for the better nose Nosing the empty glass here could keep me entertained for hours. #4 - Thomas H. I certainly wouldn't turn my nose from trying it again & will hopefully include it in some blind flights

Do our notes agree? Company on Label: James B. and 5 year Kentucky straight bourbon; it is listed as recipe 063 and it was commingled by Freddie Noe Nose With a little resting the nose returns to a malty caramel. Faint maple spice dances. This pour benefits from time and patience & I’d definitely want people to give it a few tries before This pour definitely started a bit underwhelming, but it ended up quite complex and unique.

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.

I am just getting over it and wanted to do this tasting flight as a sort of 'recalibration' of my nose Malted Barley Proof: 100° Age: 7 years Further identification: Purchased early 2021, this was the last pour store pick from Muckey's Liquors in Lakeville Heaven Hill 7 Year Bottled in Bond Blue Fish Glencairn Nose Just really funky/off and nothing like what I remember about this bottle; I'm going to disqualify this pour Friendly reminder to kill your low bottles!

Country Ham comes bearing a light gray label in a wooden box with a batch information card Tagalong Nose : - Vanilla/marshmallow forward - Cinnamon - Oak - Citrus/mint - Chocolate - Fruity Country Ham Nose: I still thoroughly enjoy both pours.

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.

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

Similarly, this exceptional mingle of our whiskeys aged in fruit-forward Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo 2024 release that was offered exclusively as part of Westward's whiskey club at an MSRP of $99.95 Nose It's a touch bright in the nose with an undertone of white linen and newspaper. The linger is long and smoldering, like sticking your tongue into the dump cobbler a bit too soon after As always, your mileage may vary, so read into those tasting notes above for things that you like.

This is why our Southern Bourbon & Rye Whiskey's do not have age statements. Graham is a veteran of our great country having served in the the US Coast Guard. bottle shape reminiscent of Old Forester Birthday Bourbon, yet it boasts an affordable MSRP of $45 Nose The nose doesn't really wow me with anything special here, so I'll move into a sip before continuing An average showing. ) This is a pour built for the warmth of the south.

This is one of many outstanding pours that were generously shared with me. Very mellow and smooth around its edges on the nose, you can really dig deep with this glass. It's really a lovely nosing experience from start to finish. This pour can be a bit fickle for sure. I will definitely admit the nose surpasses the palate on this one.