This one is looking prime to be up next for the cause, so I figured I'd give it a proper tasting during It's like a sangria that's a little too watered down by ice to be really potent any longer. At times the cherry sweets can turn a little medicinal and spicy which is a bit harsh on the palate. I'm finding this a little too spicy, which is quite surprising for the fill level. I actually think this would do wonders in my infinity bottle tonight, as I have been looking for a little

map, courtesy of Bo Garret, via rarebird101.com First released in October of 2022, Single Rickhouse took After a sip, the nose marches on with little change—vanilla extract, allspice, and toffee are moored For those of us that are here to stay through boom and bust, these kinds of marketing gimmicks are one

an instant & I'm left with a very thin after taste that exhibits some if the grain youth, but very little Looking back at the pour I actually think this is pretty solid. No aspirations of a 4/5 in my book, this is a solid 3.

With the whiskey boom slowly dipping after a herculean presence the last few years, Goliaths like Brown-Forman Also, their rye mash bill is the same one George Washington used, which is pretty darn neat in my book to share this bottle with anyone willing to try it, a feeling similar to recommending a captivating book

The empty glass smells of chocolate dipped strawberries, sweet tobacco and old books. Palate: Pow! A stone fruit parfait sits perfectly on the tongue with little heat. gratification of flavor, which might be a welcome difference for the more traditional whiskey enthusiast looking

There's a deep lemon note persistent all throughout this that reminds me a little bit like Willett, but it present a little more like Knob 12. Nearing the last sip the nose turns a bit dusty and nutty; like a Booker's Granny's Batch peanut experience pre-dinner is thin but zesty with plenty of that lemon forward profile coming out, but here it has a little The last sip is surprisingly vanilla forward, with a little ethanol linger and thick cherry cola effervescence

For a little backstory on this release, I'll reach into Blue Run's description which reads: Blue Run Sipping near the bottom of the glass shows off a jagged profile trying to do a little too much all at

I was on the fence about tasting notes but decided to go for it while I had a little bit of time to sit A little bit of syrupy strawberry starting to form. Some faint pepper notes are delicate. A little hot on the last sip, but still a lot of dark red fruit sweetness. I wish this did a little more, but the flavors that are present are all solid. Still a solid pour I look forward to continuing to share with good company.

I'm running a little behind on reviewing these Blue Run releases! So many bottles, so little time! I'm looking forward to tasting through this one tonight, it feels like a good pour given the setting There's little to no heat on this one at all despite the proof. A swirl of the glass builds in stronger vanilla notes, a little bit of pepper and a layer of synthetic recommend this to someone who is new to rye as an exploration pour, but seasoned rye lovers will likely be looking

to my thigh, sat for a while as if aware of the eros attendant in her trajectory, and then demurely took Within the covers of this book lies a 500mL bottle of the fifth edition of Redbreast 'Dream Cask', a Swirling the little remaining whiskey in the glass aggravates hints of black pepper, allspice, and charcoal

from the best craft distilleries in the US to the center stage, it's not likely that they had a cheeky little and now Wollersheim Distillery, I can certainly see more of the niche distillers that I know and love looking Second, despite a boom in popularity, craft spirits were still not widely available to consumers. Enter Two Souls Spirits: taking your little mom-and-pop distillery in the boonies of who knows what state I'm looking forward to seeing who is up next, but for now, let's dive in for a full review of Wollersheim

Camp Nelson property map - Image from Rare Bird 101 , courtesy of Bo Garrett If you're looking for a Boone's Knoll was the rounded hill above the river near Camp Nelson where Curley set up a distillery With business booming for Kentucky River Distilling, buildings were erected strategically right up into With little distillation differentiation, leaning in on maturation differences and terroir was only natural Having tasted some exquisite Boone's Knoll whiskey from the early 1900s, as well as countless examples