Your mileage may vary significantly barrel to barrel, but one thing is for certain - if you are a local liquor stores out of Massachusetts; it came from Warehouse I, Floor 6, and it was barreled on 8/26/2014 Nose It feels oily and soft in the nose; any inhale is devoid of sharp edges.

Did you know, these signature labels on the neck of Michter's bottles are a fun identifier for where your Dull oak falls a little flat on the nose. Not my favorite nose on a rye, but I also like more spice & intensity, whereas this is mellow & sweet Like the nose, there is both a creamy & chalky characteristic to the mouth coating. We may have to go for a barrel strength rye as a follow up pour to this one...

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

I have to thank @egilbert09 for this pour as he graciously gifted me the rest of his bottle! #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 130.2° Age: NAS (~8 years) Further identification: Batch 14 (Summer 2020) Nose It's punchy and powerful on the nose - exactly what I want out of a barrel proof offering. Much more of the leather is present now after a sip; a rich undertone that gives this pour some serious Solid pour - grab it if you still can!

identification: Only identified by proof, this was purchased from a NHLO store in late 2019 / early 2020 Nose Nose also features a milk chocolate and some baking spice. Cloves. Bread. If you aren't ready for a proofy rye, steer clear, but if this is your mood it's hard to find a replacement

Having had this pour three times now, tasted neat on a sober palate each time, I'm ready to offer you the 2025 release of Pappy 15, as confirmed by the "L25" laser code on the bottom edge of the bottle Nose Toasted almond and nutmeg find their mark late in the pour. Another sip, and the wonderful raspberry sweetness from the nose translates well, without the aforementioned In general, you might be surprised to discover there isn't that much daylight between the pours flavor-wise

Caramel, pepper and a medicinal cherry are all in the forefront of the nose. Some spice is present and makes the nose sting a bit. Interesting change of pace, but not a pour I would hunt down hard I don’t think.

Nose: Mmm stone fruit, coffee grounds and a touch of malt to start. Incredibly dusty oak aromas now, more-so than usual in a pour I'd say. Now the nose feels much lighter and sweeter. Palate: Wow, way different than the nose. Punchy vanilla and strawberry sugar. pours.

Does it have yours, too? I believe my Grandfather, Casey Jones, would be proud of our 51.8 % ABV creation. Anniversary Blend combines two five-year barrels and will be sold exclusively at the distillery for $99.99 Nose I'm pleased to find more fruit-forward notes after returning to the nose following a few sips. TL;DR: an approachable blend for the sweet tooth in your life who likes a bit of spice!

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!

Nose: Mmm. The spice zest is high on this one as I dip my nose into the fray. There's definitely some big ethanol heat that happens on this pour, but it's not overpoweringly so (at Interestingly anise and clove begin to work their way into this pour. If you are looking for the feeling of getting punched in the face as part of your whiskey drinking experience , this is the pour for you.

Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 100° Age: 12 years Further identification: Batch No 100, Bottle No 752/892 Nose Everything about this nose is intoxicating & I haven't even had a sip yet. Palate: Some citrus pop, followed by the delicious fruit medley I was met with on the nose.