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.

60% Corn, 36% Rye, 4% Malted Barley Proof: 100° Age: NAS Further identification: Purchased early 2021 Nose This definitely noses like a roller-coaster, slow building in the mellow ramp sections and then a spice The end result is a really enjoyable sipper of a pour. Rating: 4/5

night getting ready to head to bed to rest up before a flight to Alaska the next day, and this nightcap pour identification: 2020-01 Granny's Batch comes bearing a pink label in a wooden box with a batch information card Nose Syrupy cherry peanut transfers well from the nose. If not, what is your favorite? Let me know!

Getting ready to pour up on this fine Tuesday evening left me wondering what to do a quick review on. years Further identification: This is first single barrel selection from the Spirit Animal Society Nose : Crisp vanilla greets me on first nosing after a long rest in the glass. The nose-feel is now quite creamy as if you blended all of the prior notes into a smoothie and added Very interesting baking spices start to form late in the glass if you can keep your patience in check

This pour is for Carl. Company on Label: James B. Nose: Lovely citrus and a floral bouquet. Another sip is more of that rich orange sweetness from the nose, layered into smooth vanilla bean. A bold and unforgettable pour. Rating: 4/5

We tasted quite a few in a bracket style competition to find the best ones from our collection. Redbreast Lustau Flash Review: Cherry forward; very strong/rich fruit nose. Citrus fruits come out on nose now. Wow. Marshmallow. Back to caramel and some floral. Good! Look out for further reviews of those pours to come!

years Further identification: Sample provided to me from @bourbon_fiend_and_finder in a sample swap Nose While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate.

: Barreled 11/21/12 in barrel no. 1484 and bottled on 9/15/20; it was put into my glass on 7/7/2021 Nose Mouth coating is sparse, but up around the gums a dry, sour molasses sticks around. The copper pot aromatics of the nose also factor into the molasses delivery. Very mellow at its exceptionally low presentation proof, this is a pour many could relax to. Rating: 3/5 I think if I was really tired from a long day of exertion, this pour would be more of a hit

I may need to have more company over soon as I usually choose this as my sharing pour for folks that I shared a pour of this with @AmongstTheFernsCo and she really liked it. This is a store selected barrel pick from Wyman's Liquors Nose: Mmm, very caramel forward. Palate: Oh yeah, a lot of that same powerful caramel from the nose, with an added layer of maraschino The biggest proponent of this pour is the strength and consistency of the caramel note. Yum!

@amongstthefernsco poured me something blind tonight and I'm so ready. Nose: Stone fruit forward. Very sweet bourbon aromas at the start. I almost want to keep letting this change on the nose, but the lack of exciting punchy aromas are also This pour feels moody. Deep inhales present a light cotton aroma I recognize a bit. What happened to those sweeter fruit from the first nose? That smoked incense has returned.

at an MSRP of $60; this batch followed what has commonly been referred to as the best Stagg Jr batch Nose

drinking "the good stuff" for some years prior to us stumbling into a gold mine of reasonably priced pours Further identification: This is a 2023 release, as identified by the laser code starting with "L23" Nose caramel, and candied cherry are all bursting from the seams of the cool stream of aromas entering my nose your perfect Weller 12 replacement. I would love to hear about your whiskey origin story down in the comments!