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Little changes after a sip of this utterly boring whiskey. Light biscuit is fluffy and clean in the mouth as a pad of melted butter begins to seep through the nooks Sipping late in the glass is the most enjoyable, as little flashes of cheesecake and your traditional My last sip finishes with little fanfare and no forlorn face for its departure.

I recently had the opportunity to try the 125th anniversary release from 2013 and found it to be a little Beyond that, I find this has turned rather reserved and ultimately a little boring. Back end hints of mint and lemon peel give this a little bit of depth that I am craving. Late in the glass I find little evolution beyond the well-crafted flavor triangle of wood, fruit, and I can go either way on it. ) Overall I find this to be a little lacking on both nose, palate and finish

for tannins, though; they're noticeably nowhere to be found—which is a check in the win column in my book It's going to take a little bit of time to wipe this smirk off my face. I look forward to seeing what Maker's Mark continues to improve upon with this release, as there's not

A little smoked butter presents slightly oily late in the glass. Palate: Boom. That is a vanilla bomb! The finish leans a little towards the tannic side. Larger sips are oh-so-sweet. When I think of my go-to pour (batch 14), I am expecting things to be a little more punchy.

Their rickhouses, though likely plumbed deeply during the pandemic-era boom in barrel picks, remain full Scents of peaches and cream follow quickly behind in a subtle, sultry little development that piques Flashes of vanilla custard and a little bit of the "it" factor leave me a thoroughly happy man. Lingering in every nook and cranny is the same nectarine tone that the nose led with.

I was hooked. Since then, I’ve steadily grown my collection of unique Four Roses single barrels. Kyle is the Four Roses guru in my book, and I actually love that he typically prefers single barrels Swirling the glass in an attempt to elicit a transformation reveals little extravagance. This is quintessential bourbon in my book—but it's not a comparison whiskey. If you want a little more context, check out some of the previous Limited Edition releases that I have

Jes, well known in the whiskey community as @gigglesnsips, is also the self-published author of two books It's bright, proofy, and bold, which leads to a little nose blindness. While both pours are certainly in the same league, I am looking for a little more gumption to really

Letting this rest for a while improves the intensity some, but I'm still left with relatively little The linger is incredibly short here with little in the way of a mouth coating either. What the unreachable depths of my memory have conjured are means to say that I am finding this a little

I took to my website, ran a search, and discovered I hadn't reviewed it yet, so I admittedly overpaid a little to take it back to my hotel. After a sip there is very little delta, revealing only a slight chlorinated pool aroma that doesn't really Another quick taste reveals a bourbon that drinks well under proof and leaves little impression outside I look forward to seeing what they pull out for next year's release!

One, it's following in the footsteps of its older sibling, who arrived late to the scene and took the this release should be marked as "kind of a big deal" is that this release will leave your wallet a little While I took to the page to write my thoughts on this release, my fellow co-writer (and generous provider The linger is where I find the age—earthy funk, oiled leather, and pages in a well-used history book. I look forward to raiding my co-writer's whiskey study for a dram in the near future, if he doesn't sample

I have the chance to review this bottle today thanks to a hand-me-down that came from a little someone Sipping late into the glass manages to build up a little black pepper spice, a little note that may play

Rempe has a strong track record in my book with the Rebel 10 year releases of old coming to top of mind Plunging my nose back into the glass after a few sips reveals little change except for the addition of