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It's a gorgeous bottle, hopefully designed to match the quality of the whiskey within, right? The two met through grapes—you might already recognize Wagner's name if you're familiar with Napa wines recently released at an MSRP of around $70 Nose:  Lemon frosting greets the nose with sweetness and poise right This soothing dram is proofed perfectly for an oily mouthfeel, as I find lemon frosting sitting in the TL;DR: Flavorful, oily pot-distilled rye whiskey bottled at just the right proof for stellar quality

into the whiskey, I'd like to thank Jes Smyth, ace author of Time for Once and the soon-to-be-released Dream Some distance from the glass offers dried honeycomb and field grasses waving in a light summer breeze Milk chocolate, you're absolutely right there at the beginning before honey and caramel enter in. Taste again and you'll find savory tones one might find in a nicely marbled prosciutto. It's a creamy dram with balanced sweetness; force me to describe that linger and I'm going to tell you

One might ask at this junction, "Well how many different mash bills of those categories do you make?" In his typical honest character and dry humor, he might add, "...and thank you for drinking Wild Turkey It's a bready, cakey, sweet, creamy treat right from the start! TL;DR: A subtle, long lingering, dusty, delicious dram that had me wondering, "This is a rye?!" This dram rewards the patient observer with timeless, thoughtful enjoyment for as long as you have to

Drinking drams with my old man is always a great time.

Both of these pours have been tremendous to me in their own right at different times. This one is going to make me wait - and wait I shall with a pour that has already evolved this dramatically It drinks like a late Summer night that is that perfect temperature that doesn't really even feel like Oh my - the bubbly rises of vanilla and light cherry are to die for. Final Ranking: Left Glass > Right Glass Reveal: Left Glass = 2020 Right Glass = 2019 I identified this

was unwittingly shared with me for review by Brendan Winch; Amongst the Whiskey thanks you for the dram Faint metallics and a light floral undertone are hard to pick up, but nice on the senses. My last sip is a creamy, dreamy array of vanilla granola, light orange zest and soft florals that fade think this is the type of release that if you're not paying attention you could crush way too many drams of the magic comes on the first sip and you're left chasing that high a bit through the rest of the dram

Light vanilla presents dry on deep inhales. Some light paper notes; like the smell of the inside of a brown paper grocery bag. Some light toasted bread and cinnamon; the combination eliciting a similar experience to French toast Some light graham cracker starts to form as a reprieve later in the glass. But if you are someone who enjoys a higher proof pour on the right night like me, this is a solid hit

A light lemon squeeze layers in on top of creamy tea with milk. The finishing barrel has imparted exactly the right amount of flavor while letting the base whiskey still Just right. Mmm. The finish is medium with just the right amount of crushable, sweet deliciousness that will keep you yesterday (including William Larue Weller) and this was the highlight of my day & easily the best tasting dram

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 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.

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