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What's even more serious? A triple dog dare of course. So what made Dan O'Shevlin launch a new Irish whiskey in this busy landscape? Let's see what the liquid inside is all about!

I'm glad that they relinquished ownership beyond what was reasonable for personal consumption, as it has offered me a chance to try what each of them loved about these rye whiskeys. I wish it had a little more heft personally, but what it does really well is inspire thought; nostalgia Palate: My first taste offers what I would call a delicate explosion.

There is not much of an evolution with this, but what it does - it does very well. This is very similar to what I remember from my singular tasting I've done on the 2020 release of the

proof batch (that seemed to be a really small run as I've never found another from that proof) was what As the glass finally settles into what feels like a final form I find anything but tradition; the vanilla It's not exactly what I want out of the citrus fruit portfolio, but it certainly will do tonight.

This is what good whiskey does to you: it transforms you into a flow of natural movements. WRITTEN BY: JES SMYTH W ith what started as a genuine curiosity for the “water of life,” fiction writer

When I reviewed a sample of the 2019 release it ended up not quite delivering what I remembered, which What a treat of a first sip of the day. Layered, decadent and delicious - this does what very few can accomplish at 86 proof. Yum.

Ultimately I asked what people wanted to see reviewed (I love taking recommendations or requests so feel flavors and aromas do well at any temperature, but the tingling cool feeling it leaves in the mouth are what 002 cask strength whisky but this is a great vote of confidence that Nick & Zach Taylor really know what

Let's dive in and see what the 2023 release of A Midwinter Night's Dram is all about. Those who see reviews the likes of my Act 9 review and think that is what they are going to get when

Despite this, you can certainly trust my tasting notes to be only what I manage to dig up in the several I'm not surprised to see that my notes did not vary much from what I tasted at the distillery in Lynchburg What is interesting is that this barrel will still go through some filtering before it gets to the real

Rating:  4/5 ( Really good; I want one of these on my shelf. ) What a lovely malt exploration.

So, what does a Rutherglen, Victoria, distillery have to say for themselves? It's well in line with what is written below, but is ultimately less detailed.

If you’ve ever heard me mention “low and slow”, this is what I’m on about.