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Handy, Sazerac 18, Eagle Rare 17 and William Larue Weller all had the tags. Interestingly George T. Handy Sazerac Rye Whiskey, Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon and Sazerac Rye 18-Year-Old Whiskey. You better get after this one. #2 - Eagle Rare 17 Year Bourbon Flash Review: This has a lot to offer much like your classic bourbon profile - one you might be able to easily get out of a 10 year Eagle Rare The exquisite palate of the Eagle Rare 17 Year puts it just ahead of William Larue, though I think I'd

for mainly being a blending component for Johnnie Walker Red Label, this Manager’s Dram bottling is a rare opportunity to taste the unique character of Teaninich in peaceful solitude. second distillation, in addition to the use of sherry casks, is likely responsible for the fruitier character Single Malt Scotch Whisky Known for producing malts with a distinctive oily and waxy textured marine character   1997's 18 year Mannochmore What a lovely tasting this was, highlighting the nuance of distillery character

While single cask official bottlings of this distillery are rare, they can be found rather frequently Rating:  4/5 ( Really good. I want one of these on my shelf.) This whisky shines on its own. the unique experience that Royal Brackla can provide, which is a wonderful one to sit with during a rare

really loved the Redbreast line in general with the PX edition and the 12 year release both earning my rare top rating recently. It continues to have a lot of that dusty oak character thanks to all the different levels of finishing Rating: 3/5 I am much more impressed with this release compared to the Redbreast cask strength I tried

That event was held at the beginning of this year, as you can see from the snow-laden background and bare In my conversation with the two, it's clear that they are both characters. The looser-pore French oak definitely imparted some great character. Subtle earthiness and a distinct oily characteristic give off the feel of a vintage whiskey with elegance This lands marvelously on the tongue with a distinct character that has likely never been produced before

that a brand like Bardstown can partner with a micro-cooperage like Oregon Barrel Works to create a rare TL;DR: A unique taste on double oaked whiskey well worth sipping Rating:  4/5 Really good. Was this because of the rare garryana oak? The toasting process of the barrels?

exotic woods and innovative cask finishes, such as stout, pinot noir, and rum, to amplify the whiskey’s characteristic In accordance with my editorial policy , this in no way affects my review or rating. This is one of those rare pours that make you pause in wonder for more than a few moments as you get Overall, this has such an interesting vibe to it; there's a characteristic that reminds me a little of Everything is tied nicely together by an underlying character of a homemade pie crust and cocoa powder

I've given this one a few tastes prior to tonight and I think I'm ready to give it a rating. Rating: 5/5 (Just wow. One of my favorites.) Alright, this was harder to rate than I thought. ) in Redbreast PX Edition to get a better perspective on how to rate this. I think what pushed me into the 5/5 score, which is an incredibly rare score for me, was the quality For a gage on how rare 5's are for me... as of time of writing there are 20 pages of 4/5 reviews and

unique, as a product with this mashbill at this age offers an exceptional depth and complexity that is rarely The dominant characteristic here is definitely that sweet peach, and I have to say, I can't recall another My last sip is exquisite, like the delicate flower of utmost beauty that you dare not touch. TL;DR: A refreshingly different release that shines in its own peach-laden lane Rating:  4.5/5 ( Absolutely

This is well balanced overall, allowing me to get my nose as far into the glencairn as I care to search Floral characteristics build in neat little surprises along the way before ebbing away, revealing incredible The core characteristic continues to be a beautiful vanilla profile. Chewing a little further shows off that sweet fruit punch character, coming across more like Sweet Tarts I am quite pleased as the orange creamsicle character returns with beautiful vengeance.

Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 100% malted barley Proof: 92° Age: 28 years Further identification: This rare tongue as prickles of sea salt, hot black tea, allspice, and black pepper flash up in a cacophonous rage Rating: 4.5/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.) Hints of Brora you say?

whiskey enthusiasts to find what tastes the absolute best and the desire to share it with those we care Simply put, finding premium, rare craft spirits has never been this easy. TL;DR: Share this with someone who needs to know just how good craft rye can be Rating: 4/5 (Really good I found much more citrus character in this glass than waffle tones personally, and that is A-okay with Fun fact: Michter's 25 year bourbon was recently rated in this same 4/5 category.