The nose was a bit of a wild ride, but I feel like the blend that was targeted was a very approachable

Sipping late in the glass is an enjoyable and comfortable ride, something I might find myself nodding

from Heaven Hill's highly coveted Old Fitzgerald decanter series comes with another drop in age after riding

The empty glass smells of metal barrel rings and fresh wood construction.

Citrus zest and spice bridge the gap between the paper note and a fresh tobacco funk that is fairly impressive

There was a liquor store nearby when I was waiting for a ride and I stopped in and grabbed the only label

Squawks of butterscotch and molasses ring out from time to time.

A big poof of cilantro says this will be an interesting ride.

Come along for the ride!

cherry and raspberry parfait before a long, comfortable finish of pipe tobacco exudes strong Lord of the Rings

Releasing a whiskey just to continue a label & ride the coattails of past market success is disingenuous

Is Irish whiskey set up for a renaissance, or are they riding the coattails of bourbonism?