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18% Rye, and 8-10% Malted Barley) Proof: 96.6° Age: 12 years Further identification: This one of the rarer releases of the flagship line from the 1792 series; it features the light gray neck tag and the distinct Rating: 4/5 (Really good. I want one of these on my shelf.) This is just solid bourbon.

Rating: 5/5 As a bonus here are some of my thoughts about the comparison to the batch 1 release: I thought I think this pick from Rapid Liquors is just an exceptional example of where Russell's picks can get

Very few bottles get released annually as we crest Heaven Hill's 16th year of honoring their late master distillery, a portion of every Parker's Heritage Collection bottle sold now goes to ALS research and patient care The barrels selected for this series include Bourbon, Rye, and Wheat Whiskeys, among others, and are pour: solid, funky oak, typical Heaven Hill vanilla and the mulled wine fruit notes all culminate in a very Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.) As always, honesty is the best policy.

release saying: Little Book Chapter 7, “In Retrospect,” is the seventh chapter in the Little Book Whiskey series Returning my nose to the glass after a few sips shows a whiskey still very much ready to be enjoyed. experience is definitely classic, well-aged Kentucky bourbon shining in the forefront while some minor characters TL;DR: A wonderful return to classic bourbon notes with plenty of vanilla to go around Rating: 4/5 (Really

clearly something clicked, as there are finally bottles hitting local liquor store shelves, albeit in very Rating: 5/5 (Just wow. One of my favorites.)

vanilla-laden flavor that typically comes from older bourbons, such as his 15-year-old selection, and the 14 Bill Percentages: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley Proof: 120.8° Age: 9 years (a blend of 9, 12, 14 TL;DR: Sweeping sweetness, vintage vibes, and ubiquitous uniqueness make for a great pour Rating: 4/5

Very much desert pour level of sweetness for me; I’d pick this over pie. Very creamy mouth feel, but drying in the cheeks with the heavier oak. Rating: 5/5 As good of a score as this got - so did my last Russell's Single Barrel store pick...

Handy, Sazerac 18, Eagle Rare 17 and William Larue Weller all had the tags. Interestingly George T. Handy Sazerac Rye Whiskey, Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon and Sazerac Rye 18-Year-Old Whiskey. You better get after this one. #2 - Eagle Rare 17 Year Bourbon Flash Review: This has a lot to offer get out of a 10 year Eagle Rare single barrel pick. The exquisite palate of the Eagle Rare 17 Year puts it just ahead of William Larue, though I think I'd

Pineau des Charentes is an aperitif from western France and is rather uncommon elsewhere in the world I actually picked up a bottle of the wine from Pierre Ferrand who lists their Pineau des Charentes as This glass drinks glossy and sleek with very little in the way of volume, but a lot of great character Rating: 3/5 (Decent. I can go either way on it.) I think this whiskey serves much the same purpose as the wine it was finished in: an aperitif.

behind it Never have I ever smelled this in a glass, but tomato basil red pasta sauce & meatballs... very I think this pick from Rapid Liquors is just an exceptional example of where Russell's picks can get

Rating: 5/5 This is one of my all time favorite Irish whiskeys. I have a Redbreast 21 I have yet to crack open and it's very clear that that bottle is going to have

Sweetness early on is thin in intensity, but delicious in character. Fig. Raisin. This settled very nicely into a profile that almost resembles Midwinter Nights Dram Act 8 Scene 4; very Strangely both thick, viscous and coating while also drying; it's like the fruit and the oak are raging Very syrupy sweet at the end with heavy cherry and rich oak flavors pulsing through in a very low ethanol Rating: 3/5