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high-end Buffalo Trace products might land, ultimately tasting like something right in the middle between Stagg Stagg.

My last sip reminds me of Stagg Jr batch 13. Yum. The parallels to Stagg Jr batch 13 are very real - this one is definitely a hot mess, but I liked it

Coming back from a sip reveals potent linen tones, much like Stagg releases usually do for me. I can go either way on it. ) Overall, this feels like a less complex Stagg Jr. batch. On the nose: Nosing batch 12 first sets the stage: classic oak, caramel, mocha, linen, and a hint of

Immediately followed by the syrupy cherry & slight cinnamon spice that really noses similar to a Stagg It has also lost its rich intensity it started with, revealing that this may well fall short in a Stagg

Stagg or built the empire he eventually did. Stagg Company bottling of Silver Grove Bourbon, and the same producer who made the Old Vandegrift Brand

Stagg - this would be it. What a gloriously rich and viscous nose-feel.

The one trick pony stands alone on stage, repeating the same show that is clearly not worth watching I recently did a blind tasting of the Pappy 15, Old Rip Van Winkle and George T Stagg. George T Stagg had the best palate, followed closely by the Old Rip, with Pappy 15 clearly lagging far

I get the hints of cherry, the fiery cinnamon hots reminiscent of Stagg Jr Batch 14, and lovely lychee George T Stagg) also do to a lesser extent so it may also have some relation to oak barreling too.

Stagg range with linen, woodshop aromas, and bowling alley blues.

Weller, Stagg, and E.H. Taylor single barrels have been the talk of the town for the last decade.

A linen note I've only specifically experienced in George T Stagg before. Yuuuum. Ugh.

Stagg release was.