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- Penelope Flagship Bourbon Review
A new perspective, a new strategy, or whatever it may be usually yields something in the way of a unique Proving that with enough love and care, and hard work, anything is possible.
- Two Souls Spirits Florida Light Whiskey Review: Proof that Age is Just a Number
grain Distilled to more than 160 proof (80% ABV) but no less than 190 proof (95% ABV) Aged in used or new Cinnamon and nutmeg come in soon after, a reminder of the barrel finishes, which work well in shaking
- Willett Family Estate #5227 - 8 Year Bourbon Review
The motto listed below the crest reads 'God and my work'. Barley Proof: 134° Age: 8 years Further identification: This is the High Corn single barrel from the New
- Buffalo Trace Bourbon Review - What to Expect out of the Flagship Release & Single Barrel Picks
Single Barrel Pick Comparisons and Discussion Where the flagship release is a blend of barrels working The tasters and master distiller stay hard at work making sure they are achieving a consistent and tasty established base of good customers & a trustworthy set of palates (yes plural) in order to make this work This is a great example of a single barrel reaching new highs compared to the flagship release.
- Parker's Heritage Collection 11 Year Wheat Whiskey Review: How a Special Mash Bill Aged in Heavy Char Casks Resulted in an Impossibly Unique 122 Proof Whiskey
I find bright woodshop aromas like teak and mahogany being worked at a distance. While wheat isn't a brand new concept to the whiskey world or Heaven Hill in general, its use here is
- Nc'nean Huntress Orchard Cobbler Organic Single Malt Whisky Press Release and Pocket-Sized Review
Pioneering Scotch whisky distillery Nc’nean pushes boundaries of spirit making in new limited-release In pursuit of new flavours in whisky, Nc’nean uses longer mashing times, slower fermentation and experiments with high reflux, the nod to the low and slow processes of old, and I'm always excited to hear about new I'm grateful to have the opportunity to try something new to me and will be patiently exploring a dram organic Scottish barley Proof: 97 ° Age: No age statement (NAS) Further identification: This is a new
- Basil Hayden Toast - Finished Bourbon Review
Rye grains, wheat pasta and tomato paste are also new additions. A great dram when you just want to sit and relax and not think about work... which I'm totally doing
- Un-Gnome Whiskey - Saxy Bourbon 'Lucky 7' Blind Tasting Competition & Blind Review #7
Creamy butterscotch is a nice late addition to the limited volume I'm working with. glass returns to the soft linen tones I started with and layers in just a hint of the expected aroma of new
- Echo Spirits Engineer Series Batch 25A: Flash Review of "Trail Mix" Blended Bourbon
They take quality-sourced bourbons from other distilleries and transform them into something new and important to us to remain transparent about where our whiskey is coming from while creating something new Echo Spirits for an additional 1 year and 1 month by dumping that portion into low-char, heavy toast New “We believe that low-char, heavy toast New American oak truly provides Trail Mix with a distinctive taste
- Cedar Ridge Double Barrel Straight Rye Whiskey Review: Why You Should Keep an Eye on Iowa Rye
already in solid rotation at the distillery, Cedar Ridge has taken a fan favorite and ventured down a new In the case of Cedar Ridge's double-barreled bourbon and now rye, the liquid was first aged in new American oak barrels and then transferred into another new American oak barrel for additional aging. identification: This double barreling of Cedar Ridge's flagship straight rye whiskey was finished in new
- Straight Rye Whiskey Head to Head - Pikesville vs Sazerac Flash Reviews
have their time & place and I will highlight which stood out for this tasting in particular on a muggy New when I taste this … but then a bead of sweat forms on my forehead as the more intense proof and spice works
- Russell’s Reserve Private Barrel Selection Bourbon Head to Head
Will the new taste steal the show? Let’s find out! Beautiful caramel and molasses herbs work over much like the nose.












