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This is King's Leap, single barrel number 306, one of the first two barrels to enter the Massachusetts market shishito peppers hitting cast iron coated in butter, bar at Willett cashews, raisin, and a sliver of dark Hot tamales and vintage, dark cola tones complete a thoroughly enjoyable pour. TL;DR: Vintage tones and a soft, patient, classic bourbon vibe make for a perfect pour Rating:  5/5 (

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John Rempe brings us his 9th installment of Blood Oath whiskey with this 2023 release making the rounds across the markets. scratch quite a few itches in the whiskey world - it's collectable given the finite supply, and it's marketed Longer inhales produce notes of fig, almond and macerated grape.

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Perhaps some of the barrels that were originally filled found a market fit prior to this. Read on to find out what makes this whiskey exceptional! Deep lumberyard piles of wood and bark seep into every corner of the glass. Beautiful milk chocolate, leather, espresso, and dark cherry notes with the creamiest linger of oak and

Light white chocolate and oak bark aromas are nice here but I get the feeling like there almost isn't The most consistent aroma I find is a dark rye bread. The mouth feel is thick and sticky with a long linger of that dark red berry characteristic with a nutty

Searching deeply produces a subtle wintergreen mint sprig completely engulfed in delectable dark chocolate As the oak tones begin to weigh in a bit heavier around the 45-minute mark of this pour, I find myself Light citrus tones add the perfect level of underlying complexity to truly make this an enigmatic bourbon

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