decent enough price, I knew it was going to be my Christmas dram to share with my dad, who appreciates a pour Winkle is part of the annual allocated whiskey release that Buffalo Trace does in the fall of each year Nose pour. TL;DR: Consistently good whiskey that pours best when shared with family Rating:  4/5 Really good. If my writing suits your fancy, consider subscribing to my once-monthly newsletter . Cheers!

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!

identification: This is a Warehouse I, Floor 1 single barrel pick done by Curtis Liquors in Massachusetts Nose

old style label 1910 that had the words 'Old Fine Whisky' overlayed with the explanation body of text Nose The linger is short and drying as the nose was also eliciting. While there is great volume of flavors on this pour and a nice array of different characteristics a whiskey drinker can pull out of this pour, I don't think the overall storyline of this glass is quite cohesive

to wind down the day as the coolness creeps into the air, it’s time for an @elijahcraig Barrel Proof pour On par with a Glencairn for sure in regard to nosing and tasting experience. Rye, 12% Barley Proof: 118.2° Age: NAS, but used to be 12 years Further identification: Batch B521 Nose I think this pour is better suited for either rocks or a cocktail for sure! Nutty at times as it mellows out drastically towards the bottom of the pour. Not bad. Rating: 3/5

finished in bourbon barrels, sherry butts and Portuguese madeira casks; it is non-chill filtered stated Nose : Rich vanilla and marshmallow forward oak jump out at me upon first dipping my nose into the glass.

year old bourbons) Further identification: This is one of the newer labels (likely purchased in 2020) Nose The herbals & lemon zest continue to be the highlight of the nose which I absolutely adore as very few Very oak forward with more of that limoncello experience from the nose transferring. Solid pour! Spirit pour.

This is not your typical PiggyBack shelf release. Now you wouldn't be here if you already had a bottle in your hand, would you? in VT and bottled by WhistlePig in Mineville, NY - their remote barrel storage and bottling location Nose All over super viscous & buttery nose texture. Hints of chocolate dance through this pour like a contagious laugh.

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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

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.

2020 purchase Special Reserve Flash Review: Dirt, specifically an earthy mulch note comes through on nose Antique 107 Flash Review: Beautiful caramel nose; butterscotch and oak.