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- 1994 Oban 16 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Oban Comes Roaring in with a Sherry Cask Delight
Palate: My first sip is cacophonous, like downing a whole box of raisins in one go. Palate: Oh my sweet goodness, this is a creamy dessert jammed with rich, sticky fruit, white pepper, The nose definitely did not prepare me for the loveliness of this palate.
- Weller 12 Year Flash Review
Palate is very balanced but predominantly apple & cherry. Super silky, creamy mouth feel. Incredibly sweet without overpowering the palate.
- 2002 Mortlach 19 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Arm Wrestling with the Beast of Dufftown
Palate: Tea cakes, silky fresh cream, and caramel softies lead the way. Pala te: So creamy with summer fruit and velvety caramel sauce. A deeper spice arrives later on the palate leaving tip of tongue tingles. Rating: 4/5 ( Really good; I want one of these on my shelf. ) Nick & Jes agree; the creamy nose and palate
- New England Barrel Company Small Batch Bourbon & Rye Review: Whiskey that Won't Break the Bank
Palate: Hello, vanilla hard candies; you are sweet on my tongue with a silky caramel creaminess I will Like the nose, the palate is classic, with a lovely sprinkling of cinnamon mid-palate, integrating well The finish is medium in length, sticks to your gums, and offers the most barrel influence on the palate Palate: Oh, so creamy!
- 1995 Oban 19 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Where Two Regions Meet in Unique Character
Palate: Oh my… What is this? Sink water and melon husks. Kind of a hot mess to my palate, though I understand this to be a diverging personal preference moment Palate: Initially, I find fruit and honey, but the fruit is under-ripened, like the inside of a tough
- 1997 Mannochmore 18 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: Consistency is Key in Blending Whisky, but Variety is the Spice of Life
Palate: Hot black tea meets nilla wafers. Thick baked shortbread biscuits saunter in next, suggesting an indulgently robust palate awaits. Palate: Oh, wow. A beastly flavorful sip.
- 1991 Ord 16 Year Manager's Dram Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review: A Beastly Proof Leaves No Evidence
Palate: My first taste is like getting dunked unexpectedly underwater in the ocean. The linger is infinitly long but I must admit I do enjoy the nose more than the palate. Palate: Smoke leads the way across my tongue.
- The Battle of the Roses - All 10 Four Roses Single Barrel Recipes Reviewed & Ranked Head to Head
Palate: Funky red fruit burst forth here. Palate: Woah. Palate: Light orange zest and buttercream frosting hit the palate delicately. Palate: Punchy cherry is what first explodes onto the palate before shimmering sweet plum and baking Palate: Wow.
- Four Roses 10 Recipe March Madness Bracket Reviews - The Beginning of the "Sandalwood Scandal"
ethanol Vanilla forward Maple sugar Oily nose-feel Coffee bean and confectioners sugar; yum Glass A Palate an abundance of aroma behind it Lovely bright florals Airy vanilla bean Light butterscotch Glass C Palate Glass F Nose: Youthful, floral Light citrus Minerality on the nose-feel Chalky, drying Glass F Palate Glass C Nose: Tannic red berry medley Funky oak Black pepper Raisin sweetness Glass C Palate: Lovely Glass C Nose: The nose on C makes me smile Soft chamomile tea Honeysuckle Glass C Palate: Syrupy sweet
- 20 Years in Oak: A Story of Success for New England Barrel Company
With a curious palate intact, I've begun asking questions about distillate, cooperage, and barrel entry Palate: The liquid coats every bit of my tongue, like velvet. This release is an excellent example of those who trust the process and their palates, knowing that the
- Fortuna Barrel Proof Bourbon Review - The Rereleased Higher Test Resurrection Label from Rare Character
Palate: At first taste, this whiskey presents as a wonderful doozy of cherry skins, rich raspberry and This is a pour that deserves a fresh palate. Quickly comparing this bottle against a few calibration pours reveal that it does fall neatly into the
- ASW Distillery Resurgens Rye Single Barrel Review: Where Pot Still Tradition Meets Southern Innovation
As such, I am thrilled to share my well-calibrated experience with you, dear reader. Palate: Oh, those first sip flutters.












