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introduced Knob Creek and the Small Batch Bourbon Collection 25 years ago, he created it with the flavor, care Very oaky, but it's bright and well charred. Candied apples and molasses now. Rating: 3/5

This is a very crisp and bright pour on the nose. Oh a very fleeting group of stone fruit aromas unfortunately just vanished after one long inhale. The mouth feel improves very well if you swish and savor this sip. Oh wow, there is a very punchy cherry and cinnamon present now later in the glass. Rating: 3/5 I wanted to like this a lot more than I did, but the overall experience isn't my favorite

I hope all enjoyed the extra attention to detail from a brand that clearly takes a lot of care with their It is drying with plum and stewed apricot served over a small scoop of vanilla bean ice cream. Another sip gives me the feeling of a very cherry forward Manhattan. Rating: 5/5 This is one of those ones that make you a little sad when the glass hits empty.

Undisclosed blend of TN, KY, and IN mash bills Proof: 112.86° Age: A blend of 25% 5 year, 30% 10 year, 35% 14 I really like the soft fruity tones that come off this glass; they are dark in character, but light in Oh wow, sticking my nose well into the glass I'm greeted by a very distinct licorice smell. At the very end of the glass the aroma intensity falls off a bit, but it is overall still an awesome Rating: 4/5 This was so damn close to earning a 5 for me, but the end of the glass did taper off a bit

If it were as balanced & complex with all of these layers from the very start I’d give it an easy five Rating: 4/5 This is peak Jim Beam product at a wonderful price point. It stood up very well in a recent bourbon flight I did with some family.

A very special bottle celebrating Jimmy Russell's 60th year of making whiskey with Wild Turkey, this Rating: 5/5 This was a really lovely surprise.

Very dusty and the proof makes itself apparent on deep inhales. Confectionary sugar and a very unique vanilla mixed with some light herbal notes form a lasting impression Rating: 4/5 This pour accomplishes exactly what it set out to do: provide a robust, exotic and enjoyable

latest Wild Turkey Master's Keep release on their website , saying: Each release in the Master’s Keep series Triumph is an exceptional chapter in our Master’s Keep story. Good whiskey doesn't have to be barrel proof, ultra-age-stated, or exorbitantly rare in order to be an exceptional sipping experience. Triumph embodies the rare moment when the more subtle whiskey prevails as a pinnacle in quality in modern

The Old Fitzgerald decanter series is a bit of an exception to that rule, though, as pricing has historically there's been some lovely whiskey bottled in this decanter, especially the VVS 13 year, which topped our charts There's certainly a strong character here as I begin to pick up hints of a slightly floral deodorant, ;DR: An interesting balance between cozy and bold, this year's spring release is certainly sippable Rating After much deliberation, I've discovered that it shines best as a pairing with a rare steak dinner.

after its incredible inaugural launch through my friend Frank Dobbins , the Old Cassidy brand from Rare Character was ripe for speculation. single barrel coming through Unicorn Auctions in 2025, this remains the most mysterious brand from Rare Character, even with the likes of Brook Hill still making waves through the whiskey market. Company on Label:  Bottled by Rare Character Whiskey Co., Lexington, KY Whiskey Type:  Kentucky straight

Very little fruit which is interesting. A little smoke in this older oak; maybe 10-12 years. Back to creamy vanilla; graduates just barely into a smooth marshmallow. Rating: 4/5 Final Guess: Barrell Bourbon, 118 Proof Reveal: Correct, AND closest proof guess! Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 112.86° Age: 5 years (Blend of: 25% 5 year, 30% 10 year, 35% 14

exist today, some fetching monstrous price tags at auction for some of the renowned malts from the series Other great sherry casks in the series include examples from Benrinnes, Cragganmore, Blair Athol and for mainly being a blending component for Johnnie Walker Red Label, this Manager’s Dram bottling is a rare opportunity to taste the unique character of Teaninich in peaceful solitude. million liters of pure alcohol a year and is notable as the first-ever bottling of the Manager's Dram Series