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night getting ready to head to bed to rest up before a flight to Alaska the next day, and this nightcap pour identification: 2020-01 Granny's Batch comes bearing a pink label in a wooden box with a batch information card Nose Syrupy cherry peanut transfers well from the nose. If not, what is your favorite? Let me know!

Your mileage may vary significantly barrel to barrel, but one thing is for certain - if you are a local over 4 years Further identification: Barrel #021 comes from Kappy's - a great chain in Massachusetts Nose : Light, herbaceous and floral on the nose! This pour continues to emanate dark, funky tones all throughout. Check out your local Kappy's for single barrel picks and let them know I sent you!

If it's unbelievable, great, but only a small subsection of our broader whiskey community is going to While it may not be your same experience that you can sip to, hum along with, or gawk at - it does highlight from Pleasant Valley Bourbon Club and The Whiskey Coalition dubbed "The Devils Advocates" collectively Nose On first joining my nose to the rim of my glencairn I find sweet cornflakes, Pirouline sticks and brown

The nose is incredible rich and decadent with aromas that remind me of the intense amazement I get when molasses cookies that I loved on batch 14, with maybe some of the cinnamon spice turned down on the nose

We tasted quite a few in a bracket style competition to find the best ones from our collection. Redbreast Lustau Flash Review: Cherry forward; very strong/rich fruit nose. Citrus fruits come out on nose now. Wow. Marshmallow. Back to caramel and some floral. Good! Look out for further reviews of those pours to come!

This pour is for Carl. Company on Label: James B. Nose: Lovely citrus and a floral bouquet. Another sip is more of that rich orange sweetness from the nose, layered into smooth vanilla bean. A bold and unforgettable pour. Rating: 4/5

years Further identification: Sample provided to me from @bourbon_fiend_and_finder in a sample swap Nose While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate.

This pour was added courtesy of Phil Acin. Nose: Creamy fruit from across the table - I already like what I smell. On bringing the glass to my nose I get a rich, deep earthy caramel. Alongside the spice there is a subtle mint smell as well that leaves the nose feeling cool. You better believe I am pouring the other 1oz of this now. This is delicious.

flagship line from the 1792 series; it features the yellow neck tag and the distinct gold 'UFO' topper Nose The overall nose feel is level and soft. Time for a sip!

the batch labeling strategy laid out above (A = first release, 2 = February launch, and 23 = 2023) Nose On another deep dive of the nose, I can assure you this was definitely aged in oak.

I have a portion of that removed presently for this review given I am pouring out of a sample jar (which Michter’s barrels to see how our whiskey is aging, we pay even extra special attention to our barrels It is these particular barrels that our Master Distiller Dan McKee personally selects for our very limited older stocks than what's on the label) Further identification: Batch No 22H2517, Bottle 237 of 592 Nose There's a beautiful brightness to the nose here like some vintage pre fire Heaven Hill releases have

: Barreled 11/21/12 in barrel no. 1484 and bottled on 9/15/20; it was put into my glass on 7/7/2021 Nose Mouth coating is sparse, but up around the gums a dry, sour molasses sticks around. The copper pot aromatics of the nose also factor into the molasses delivery. Very mellow at its exceptionally low presentation proof, this is a pour many could relax to. Rating: 3/5 I think if I was really tired from a long day of exertion, this pour would be more of a hit