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You might be wondering what exactly is an American Independent Bottler and why you should pay attention introducing new and exciting distilleries and in-depth articles being written in  a well-deserved positive light Co-founded by two friends over a simple shared meal out one night, James and Chad of Two Souls Spirits I want one of these on my shelf. ) This eight-year whiskey brings forth such a robust flavor profile

My last sip follows suit in a dram worthy only of nodding off. TL;DR: Thin whiskey with light flavor for easy sipping Rating: 3/5 (Decent.

I was given a 2oz sample of this in the big 'Bourbon Night' party sample swap. Layers of toffee and vanilla build a base for pepper and light green herbal notes to shine. Light florals are hiding deep in the back, but can be dug up with deep inhales. Very light and enjoyable pour. Chewing on the last sip is still deliciously light with caramel and citrus still being the dominating

A softness creeps into the glass as the remaining volume draws low; thick butterscotch sauce trails off funky oak, typical Heaven Hill vanilla and the mulled wine fruit notes all culminate in a very tasty dram I am still incredibly glad that I won the rights to purchase this one at this years Rapid Liquor whiskey

however, Marian McLain is considered one of the earliest documented women in US whiskey history, so she might In fact, she's the inspiration behind the brand Jefferson's, and she might very well approve of her 8x It's quite the story and will shed light on why I think she may not give two hoots about foul language These records make her the first woman on record to sell whiskey in America — kind of badass, right? It has my attention, and it's likely to draw the attention of others, possibly even raising an eyebrow

you, but I deserved something interesting to sip while I was away from my normal whiskey study room, right My left nostril finds more mocha tones that remind me of Pirouline wafers, while my right nostril is A long inhale back together is again vaguely fruity on this slightly fickle dram, which feels like the

I didn't miss picking it up, nor did I miss enjoying a few drams of it already, but somehow it never Palate: Right away my teeth get shocked by the prevalent sweetness of plum, honey, boozy amaretto, fig It's surprisingly light on this batch.

Each night over the 12 (or is it 13?) The mouth feel is light, coating and effervescent. This drinks like a warm Summer night with a grand view. different, which is surprising, so I could easily see myself favoring a different recipe on a different night Either I wasn't in a high proof mood that night, or OESK is just that close that I had to flip a coin

Their dark-as-night and proofed-to-the-moon small barrel single barrel releases are garnering some awesome some time, and I purchased them all fair and square, so I feel like I'm in a good position to finally draw So let's dive right into 3 glasses of nearly hazmat whiskey - what could go wrong? Sunday Funday am I right? Light aromas of crayons make this glass feel rather simple on the nose.

Most folks might only ever get to see one of these releases in a given year, but I got superbly lucky At face value this seems very much like your classic bourbon profile - one you might be able to easily Cherry, orange peel, cinnamon and leather are the highlights of this delicious dram. The notes I do find are light buttered rolls, butterscotch, clay, and cardamom.

I was too dejected that night to do everything over again, so I passed the buck for a full year to today Palate: Right away a zesty punch tingles on the tip of the tongue as lemon peel and nerds candy jump I could easily see why this might do well in a blind head to head, but evaluated on its own, the flavor

Or was this a forgotten dram for a more likely reason? Let's dive in and find out, shall we? If I close my eyes and imagine my location, purely by this smell, my nose would be right up against a