batch 2-SSDD, a blend of sourced whiskeys from KY, IN, and TN, still available at an MSRP of $89.99 Nose Nothing special about this pour. ) This is a messy, weird whiskey.

I'm looking forward to tasting through this one tonight, it feels like a good pour given the setting Holiday, Date 11/02/21, Bottle 1423 of 2604; this is the cask strength version of Golden Rye release Nose : Immediately there is a whammy of maple sugar upfront on the nose, followed by a soft wave of grill The nosing experience is quite mellow with nothing overpowering ever reaching the edges of the glass. Coming back from the palate there is a great silky, creamy nose-feel that continues to persist and build

Nose is really balanced though, falling almost too bland. Dusty oak, citrus/Pinesol note I love, chocolate and sweet fruit like strawberry cereal on nose. So good I went for a second glass of this; second pour: Vanilla, spice and fruit immediately on nose. , slight cherry nose. Pepper. Way better mouth feel than nose.

Age: 6 years (6 months) Further identification: This is single barrel number 8196; bottle 130 of 236 Nose Faint nutmeg and level oak jump out first at me on what is a surprisingly light and airy 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.

Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 109.2° Age: NAS Further identification: Barrel No 20G1711 Nose Malty nose; smells like this is going to be heavy and syrupy. The citrus has been a constant, but the parts of this pour that I really enjoy are so fleeting. A rollercoaster pour to say the least. The nose is really fun but I am always left confused on tastings. Rating: 3/5

collaboration with the Peaky Blinders TV show highlighting Thomas Shelby & the 'Shelby Company Ltd' Nose Overall it's a delectably smooth nose-feel with soft honey and bready butterscotch. Rating: 4/5 This may be my new favorite Bushmills pour.

fun batches of bourbon & rye, there hasn't been anything from them that I've been able to turn down a pour That said, I go into every pour with a challenging and inquisitive mind. I love it, but it definitely does not nose like a bourbon at the start! The pre-sip nose seems to have run it's course, so let's give this a taste. Some light chamomile tea flavors dance along late in the pour, as some lemon juice and honey drizzle

This one stays very mellow and sweet on the early nose. Still altogether very sweet and creamy forward on the nose. The candied banana note is also here on the palate, but it is not your typical Brown-Forman banana; it's This pour does start to get spicier as things go on, now with a medley of flavors that reminds me somewhat Rating: 3/5 Really solid evolution to this pour.

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

Bill" Proof: 114° Age: NAS Further identification: 2021 release from Burlington Wine & Spirits in MA Nose : Heavy caramel; thick, syrupy and rich nose-feel. Hints of light leather now on deeper pulls; this nose is lovely. white paper characteristic that seems to be attached to the oaky flavors that are building later in the pour Much later in the pour I'm finally greeted by the cherry hots that I've come to expect out of most Full

identification: This is the lower proof version of Bohemian Bourbon from 2020; it features an orange label/wax Nose The nose is definitely more fun & enjoyable than the palate, but whiskey is meant to be drank so I tend : Thin syrupy swish to start things out produces a cloud of strawberry and the same cherry from the nose Maybe a good pour for someone newer to whiskey, but this is a unique offering that is just not for me