never made one of these, I've got the full recipe for you towards the bottom of this article, so hang tight

If you're not familiar with Dixon's backstory, let me shine some light under that rock for you.

Nose: So creamy and light, like a whipped strawberry parfait.

This might hang in well with the Twelve Year release, which I also need to visit for a review soon.

This feels notably different to the traditional creamy Irish whiskey mouthfeel one might come to expect

On the nose of the 2024 William Larue Weller, a blend of new leather, light pipe tobacco, and caramel

On the right nostril I get more of the fruit, oak and molasses.

wrapped around the front of the neck of the bottle Nose: Soft citrus and deep, earthy clay jump out at me right

1800's, hardworking families farming the hills of Southern Indiana grew accustomed to a flickering light

for this sample bottling, it is significantly harder to read; I had to catch this in just the perfect light

And find me wrapped in a soft sweater, rocking in a chair on a covered porch, where the light is golden

Returning to the nose offers those light vinegar, leather, and tobacco notes that come out on really The cinnamon coffee cake marching band comes barreling in next as a steady drum beat of flavor thuds