I, for one, applaud a dram that keeps my attention from start to finish, and this one did just that.

My last sip follows suit in a dram worthy only of nodding off.

tones swinging through behind it, always with the oily, buttery sweetness you would expect out of this dram

TL;DR: A really interesting dram with parallels to some legendary whisky...

I stuck with Wild Turkey, enjoying a dram during cooler nights and colder months, and was satisfied.

Or was this a forgotten dram for a more likely reason? Let's dive in and find out, shall we?

Drawing a bottling run each year from their 21-barrel Solera system, Westward’s Master Blender Miles There's so much going on here, and it manages to not feel over-finished in the least.

For now, sit back, pour a dram you can sink into, and come along as I send us back in time to the year

Marshmallow and vanilla tones manage to perpetually highlight the parallels to some dusty whiskies I've This 2022 release of the Eagle Rare 17 year bourbon manages to drink better than the others I have sampled

Somehow this manages to drink under 100 proof, but there is still plenty of flavor volume. This takes what I enjoyed about the 11 year and 14 year releases and manages to elevate it to another

Overall, it leans on the darker end of the aroma spectrum, harboring a neat niche of savory-sweet that manages great, complex whiskey profile: I find some fruit sweetness, some creamy tones, and a spice finish that manages

What a lovely dram.