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Exceptional Series completely embodies that mission, so when two 14 year malt whiskeys presented as 'Staggy A hint of linen among all the creamy, buttery tones reminds me of 2020 George T Stagg. Juicy plum and raspberry tart set the stage before orange peel crashes through into cherry skins in a 'Staggy' is somehow an understatement for this barrel as I find more unique yet exceptional characteristics

novelty; there's barrel strength releases that handle their proof incredibly well (Elijah Craig, George T Stagg

Stagg Jr batch 14, older ECBP batches).

Stagg for you Sazerac lovers).

This slightly strange note reminds me a bit of rancio, but it's not too deep into the late stages of I envision cherry, raspberry, plum, and green apple all arranged on stage, spinning around each other

Caramel is now taking center stage with an impressive heft as some of the barrel influence begins to Sweetly frothed cappuccino and crème brûlée aromas build well in the later stages of the glass.

Today's sample brings Benrinnes to the stage.

I am just not one of those people who enjoys this type of profile at this stage in my whiskey journey

bottling company to bring exceptional spirits from the best craft distilleries in the US to the center stage mom-and-pop distillery in the boonies of who knows what state and projecting them onto the national stage

quickly shoved to the side by caramel like those annoying concertgoers elbowing their way to the front stage

though, a bit more tired, not as dynamic as the start, like it's taking a bow after an 18-year tenure on stage

There's a ton of citrus zest bursting at the seams but not taking center stage just yet.