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If you're not a proof hound, this one's probably going to make you cough a little on deep inhales. the nose and finish matches the vibe of Junior pretty well, something in the middle presents just a little

We've got a great little operation called Whiskey Acres up for review, a distillery out of DeKalb, Illinois After getting in touch with Nick Nagle from the Whiskey Acres team I got to learn a little more about If you're looking for a little extra frame of reference, I get some King's County and New York Distilling I'm looking forward to seeing what else Whiskey Acres has up their sleeves in the future and have to

It definitely feels a bit lacking in nuanced complexity if that is what you are looking for out of an A larger sip and swish reveals a dark, leather-bound book note that I dig. linger on and on; it's more of a smoky vapor that hangs in the back of the mouth and continues to drop little

After a few sips, little development occurs in the glass to improve upon the fairly disappointing structure Little evidence of proof registers with the sensory system, and the flavors are rather odd here.

I was on the fence about tasting notes but decided to go for it while I had a little bit of time to sit A little bit of syrupy strawberry starting to form. Some faint pepper notes are delicate. A little hot on the last sip, but still a lot of dark red fruit sweetness. I wish this did a little more, but the flavors that are present are all solid. Still a solid pour I look forward to continuing to share with good company.

It's creamy, bready, and a little bit whimsical—a true ineffable beauty to inhale. This is the kind of whiskey you could write a book on, and in some ways, Nick already has .

Picture this: It's 2024, and you're looking to sip the best whiskey on the shelves right now? You'll have no further to look than the diverse range of the Michter's whiskey lineup . With all this experimentation, we're certainly in for something at least a little different from the What a lovely little evolution on a low proof pour. complex profile, Shenk's is a low-key sleeper leading this year's release radar for whiskey enthusiasts looking

There's a deep lemon note persistent all throughout this that reminds me a little bit like Willett, but it present a little more like Knob 12. Nearing the last sip the nose turns a bit dusty and nutty; like a Booker's Granny's Batch peanut experience pre-dinner is thin but zesty with plenty of that lemon forward profile coming out, but here it has a little The last sip is surprisingly vanilla forward, with a little ethanol linger and thick cherry cola effervescence

I returned the favor with the most recent batch of Booker's so he could do the same. The butterscotch leans a little bit towards more of a marshmallow presentation late. Given a little more time, things have once again mellowed out into a slightly creamy sweetness with flashes

I'm running a little behind on reviewing these Blue Run releases! So many bottles, so little time! I'm looking forward to tasting through this one tonight, it feels like a good pour given the setting There's little to no heat on this one at all despite the proof. A swirl of the glass builds in stronger vanilla notes, a little bit of pepper and a layer of synthetic recommend this to someone who is new to rye as an exploration pour, but seasoned rye lovers will likely be looking

mind here and try to throw out any hypothesis that may lead to input bias, but admittedly we're all a little Deep inhales back and forth between both glasses likely make me look rather insane, but they also reveal After a little digging I begin to find rich chocolate, raisin, plum and charred oak. days on the output, but ultimately anyone who is sipping on either of these Scenes is a winner in my book

This has a great funk to it on the nose I always enjoy; similar to what I dig about Booker's batches. It's amazing what a little temperature change can do to a pour. Honey now is quite sweet! Looking forward to sharing this with guests around a fire and seeing how it develops with a little air