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mixed up for the first release of Fortuna barrel proof bourbon that is now available at an MSRP of $100 Nose In the nose it is light and breathable with notes of linen and newspaper, successfully carrying the vintage Returning my nose to the glass after a few sips unlocks the fruit tones that were drastically subdued This is a pour that deserves a fresh palate. Analyzed objectively based on the quality of the experience that can be had with a singular neat pour

Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 100° Age: 12 years Further identification: Batch No 100, Bottle No 752/892 Nose Everything about this nose is intoxicating & I haven't even had a sip yet. Palate: Some citrus pop, followed by the delicious fruit medley I was met with on the nose.

great whiskey these days, even offering that as their explanation for why they stopped doing facility tours flagship line from the 1792 series; it features the black neck tag and the distinct gold 'UFO' topper Nose Aromas of raisin, milk chocolate, walnut and a commanding spice level tickle the nose. I almost didn't drop the score to a 2 despite the two notes I really didn't like on the nose (licorice It's combative at the start, but it's open to negotiations with your senses.

Nose: Mmm stone fruit, coffee grounds and a touch of malt to start. Incredibly dusty oak aromas now, more-so than usual in a pour I'd say. Now the nose feels much lighter and sweeter. Palate: Wow, way different than the nose. Punchy vanilla and strawberry sugar. pours.

So it's with those notions in mind that I say, mix with your best . Leominster, MA; it was dumped on 2-26-2025 from barrel 28, stored in warehouse H, on rick number 37 Nose It's a spicy, vibrant, punchy nose that should satiate the most experienced whiskey connoisseurs. Head down to your favorite watering hole, or better yet, grab the requisite ingredients and get mixing The odds of your local bar serving this up with Blanton's Gold are relatively slim, but then too, so

August of 2023 and is continuing to expand into new markets at the time of writing at an MSRP of $180 Nose The dominant nose trifecta I find is: Sweet tarts, toffee and white pepper.

Percentages: 75% Corn, 21% Rye, 4% Barley Proof: 81° Age: 4 years Further identification: Batch No 0007 Nose While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate.

Percentages: Buffalo Trace Rye Mash Bill Proof: 94° Age: 7 years Further identification: Early 2020 purchase Nose The copper note of the nose is also here, but balanced well by a shiny, metallic cherry and lemon zest

Nose: Young oak and plum are first on the nose. A wetted down wood sort of smell texture. Some citrus can be swished out of the depths but it kisses your gums and then darts away.

Bill #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 90° Age: 10 years Further identification: Muckey's Liquors Store Pick Nose Very faint leather, like smelling a bound book sitting down in your lap. Brought back to reality from a dreamlike state by a level sour cherry. Occasionally the nose still drifts off to a farm somewhere with the mash bill grains showing off.

has a distilled in Indiana statement on the label which also says it was bottled in Washington, DC Nose : Creamy tones surround bright, white florals on first lifting the glass to my nose. The best part of this pour was the addition of the cognac finish, which ultimately felt like a band aid It's still a decent pour that is enjoyable, but not one I am going to clamor for another (non-existent

Smooth, creamy nose feel. Spiced salt water taffy. Soft hot chocolate notes diving the nose deep in the glass. I am liking the nose on this one the best so far. Finished? Finished in what? your mouth. Slightly grainy here on long draws through the nose. Dark chocolate.