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This particular project took twice that time. Wondering how this vat compares to the last bottling? Little evidence of peated malt can be found on deep inhales. It took us to a brick hearth, pouring out the radiant heat of a crackling fire.

The Spot Whiskey website tells us a little backstory, saying: Under the hustle and bustle of cobbled

Dull oak falls a little flat on the nose.

give it an easy five, but there are definitely some subtle sharp pain points with the proof showing a little

After things open up the citrus side of things takes over, coating under my tongue with little nibbles

The nose feels relatively unchanged from the first sip aside from perhaps a little bit of the orange I am willing to look past a very lackluster nosing experience because of how good the palate was.

After a little while in the glass things are smoothing out well and vanilla is starting to dominate more There was also a brief, wild rising linger of nutmeg that took me by surprise on an exhale.

Little did we know what would happen next.  Well, the word got out... fast. Does that mean you should immediately walk away and look elsewhere for your next favorite bottle?

This would be up near my very top favorites if the spice factor was a little more toned down, but I know

held both tawny port wine and then Milam & Greene’s award-winning rye whiskey are broken down, then “cooked As the glass gets lower I find little change to this consistently easy sip.

well satisfied from the sip as my first glass of the day, though the finish could certainly linger a little

I find this to lack a little bit in the wow factor department, but it certainly produces a solid array