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- Fercullen Single Malt Irish Whiskey Flash Review - A Brief Introduction to Powerscourt Distillery
It is relatively unclear if what I tasted was distilled and aged by Powerscourt or if it was sourced For what it is worth, it does appear that they are trending towards bottling mostly their own distillate Let's jump in and find out what's inside the bottle! Beginning in Irish whiskey before expanding into bourbon, rye, and beyond, he has long been taking the
- 2022 Redbreast PX Sherry Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Review
Series collaboration from Redbreast that first released in late 2021; it is initially matured in both bourbon
- Redwood Empire Van Duzen Straight Rye Whiskey Flash Review
Redwood Empire Whiskey Type: Straight rye whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 67% rye, 31% malted barley, 2% wheat
- Westward American Single Malt Whiskey Single Barrel Selection: Vintner's Cuvée Review
Wondering what Westward is all about? Beginning in Irish whiskey before expanding into bourbon, rye, and beyond, he has long been taking the
- Willett Family Estate #2304 - 10 Year Single Barrel Rye Whiskey Review - "LJ Chug-a-lug"
Hilariously, this comment was met with a "what the f%$& are you talking about?" from Josh. The year prior, it was a 9 year OG mash bourbon we named "LJ Engine #9" after the legendary Roger Miller Let me know down in the comments what your experience with Willett rye has been.
- Stoll & Wolfe Rosen Rye Flash Review: Resurrecting a Nearly Extinct Grain
What's incredibly cool is that this rye varietal was likely used by the likes of all kinds of Monongahela Having intimately tasted many of these producers, I can say with certainty that I am a fan of what these Typical production tools of the time were cypress fermentation tanks, steam-heated barrel warehouses, So what does that mean for whiskey drinkers today? Beginning in Irish whiskey before expanding into bourbon, rye, and beyond, he has long been taking the
- Clermont Steep American Single Malt Whiskey Review
When a new venture awaits and allows showcasing a single grain's full potential, what do you do? Further identification: First released in June of 2023, this category-grabbing spirit aims to meet what There is surprising development with patience but quite a bit of "what the heck is this?" whiskey than this out there and far better examples of American Single Malt that would encourage many bourbon JES SMYTH With what started as a genuine curiosity for the “water of life,” fiction writer and published
- Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky Flash Review
Mostly caramel and vanilla forward - a fluffy wanna-be-bourbon at its heart, really.
- 2007 Inchgower Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Snap! This Malt Has Got the Power!
When I talk about the ephemeral beauty of whisky, this type of whisky is precisely what I am thinking My final sips are abundantly creamy with a wonderful heat of sweetness. Enthusiast grade pour. ) Fans of bolder, spicier American whiskey like bourbon and rye will find a lot
- A Rare Historical Tasting of Early 1900s Pennsylvania and Maryland Rye Whiskeys at West Overton Museum
the Vintage Whiskey Society descended on Western Pennsylvania to answer a haunting old question: "What 'Pure Rye' was essentially for Pre-Prohibition rye what the 'straight' designation is for bourbon. There were just as many pure rye whiskeys with prune juice additives as there were straight bourbons How could an 8 year old rye smell so close to an 18 year Kentucky bourbon from a similar era? Similarly, the Sweet Hickory Rye (1908-1916) showed cork degradation, mimicking older bourbon traits
- Un-Gnome Whiskey: Blind Tasting Competition & A Mystery Blind Review #2
Rating: 4/5 Final Guess: Barrell Bourbon, 118 Proof Reveal: Correct, AND closest proof guess! Company on Label: Barrell Craft Spirits Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof
- Nashville Barrel Company Single Barrel 7595 Straight Rye Whiskey Review - The Persistence of Patience
visitors to sample their various single barrels, in addition to their blended small batch cask strength bourbons Little did we know what would happen next. Well, the word got out... fast. I feel remarkably relaxed with this pour, yet totally in tune with what I'm experiencing. WRITTEN BY: JES SMYTH W ith what started as a genuine curiosity for the “water of life,” fiction writer












