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Palate: Oh that's sweet. Cherry, raspberry and a hot flash of cinnamon are a lovely greeting to the palate.

Palate: My first sip is so creamy upfront; it's like a mouthful of whipped cream! Rating: Two Thumbs Way Up I think the palate isn't quite as complex and layered as the nosing experience

Palate: Woah! That cherry explosion! The delivery of this is intense on a fresh palate. The linger is ridiculous. I obviously have no way of confirming if this indeed came from Willett, but my palate is about 95% confident

Palate: My first sip is quite nice and absolutely nothing like the nose. Where the 2023 release does shine in the comparison is with the few notes it does well on the palate

identification: Purchased early 2020 Pikesville Nose: Citrus Pepper Allspice Herbal funk Vanilla Robust Oak Palate green apple Floral Light / airy Very light stone fruit Touches of citrus & vanilla Fresh sawn pine Palate

That medley keeps me savoring this glass which otherwise is very crushable on the palate. Wow... Palate: Upon first sip I find a big cherry hots bouquet which immediately gets followed by a huge wave

I will preface tonight's review with the fact that my palate is not fresh - I was drinking some Weller Palate: Slightly medicinal cherry forward on first sip.

Palate: Yum! At times the cherry sweets can turn a little medicinal and spicy which is a bit harsh on the palate.

This provided an oily depth to the palate and had a rounding effect on the lively younger rye. Palate: My first sip is laced with lovely orange peel zest.

Palate is rather thin, with a synthetic cherry note taking over.

Palate: Lemon shaved ice first and foremost. Cherry sundae drizzles. Lovely palate profile, but is lacking somewhat in the linger and finish category.

Palate: My first sip starts delicate and then a rush of plum and blackberry come rushing over my tongue This definitely isn't as sweet as I remember it being, but I'm also on a fresh palate and not on my 6th