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While this bottle started a little potent, zesty, and spicy, a little air time has done wonders to create I look forward to the next! Bonus Comparisons to the 2022 Release Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 17 Year Bourbon I may be a little I find the 17 year is a little more one-dimensional compared to the 18 year, which is an incredible feat considering how many notes I previously took on my full review of the 2022 release.

Hmm, after a little time in the glass, things start to get interesting... With little to no evolution in the glass over time, I pick through until I find a watered-down version If you're looking for some more context here, feel free to check out my YouTube video on this bottle

bourbon made sense to him: When I originally came back to Cedar Ridge, the company was producing a little Considering that I was exposed to a major whiskey boom while I was working in the state of Colorado, A little tidbit I used as inspiration in the final chapter of my first novel, Time for Once .

I've faltered slightly in my mission to review every Booker's batch!

certainly gotten longer since that time of writing and I'd like to think I've broadened my horizons a little I remember being a little let down at time of opening of this bottle - yes this was a bigger and bolder It's notably fruity after a little air time; leaning on some tropical fruit like pomegranate and passionfruit It's notably missing the citrus pop I've come to know, love and expect out of their ryes - but looking first sip is packed with juicy fruit upfront, fading into a mint and passionfruit linger that falls a little

Even better when we are catching beautiful brook trout too. More citrusy today than when I first cracked this one yesterday for #McKennaMonday, it's a little different Rating: 4/5 Buy Henry McKenna Bourbon Here Brook trout caught by yours truly

This 14 year sample is courtesy of the great @Ra1nmannn, who's name should look quite familiar on this Coming back to this after a little more air time has led this glass towards a light plum, singed cacao Slightly herbal after a sip, and I'm still surprised how little fruit I get on the nose for how much It reminded me of toothpaste a little bit. Boom - big, bright vanilla rings out clear and strong on this - truly delicious smelling.

It's a phoenix-from-the-ashes story when you look back at the struggling family label that managed to Pappy's son, Julian Van Winkle Junior, took over the business at a time when bourbon was unfortunately TL;DR: Everything about this bourbon is nice, but it leaves me feeling a little sleepy Rating:  4/5 Really I want to also take a little time to set some of the record straight from my last review , where I feel like I was a little too harsh—unduly so.

I took two sips and foolishly went to text myself: "FIND WELLER 12 WHEN YOU GET HOME". If you're a little more needy than that, like I am, let's dive a little deeper on what I enjoyed about Michter's 10 Year Bourbon // Kings County Bottled-in-Bond Recommendations based on wheated mash bill: Boone Makers, Boone county or Old Louisville. - @fitwildwest If I can't get a Weller 12 and really want an

proof bourbon If you're newer to the bourbon space, I understand that these batch numbers might be a little If you're interested in diving a little deeper, let's compare this release to the previous 2 batches Batch 11  slumped a little in excitement but was still a solid bourbon with plenty of unique characteristics I'm quite disappointed to have spent my own money on this one and will certainly not be looking for a

10%) Proof: 130° Age: NAS (~8 years) Further identification: Batch 19 was first released (though a little Overall it's a little proof-imbalanced, but opening up well with time, air and patience. The linger is sharp and aggressive with little reward outside of some slightly sweet waxy tones.

The empty glass smells of chocolate, raspberry and old leather-bound books. The palate unfortunately just fell a little short in my book, though it is certainly an incredibly easy