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to wind down the day as the coolness creeps into the air, it’s time for an @elijahcraig Barrel Proof pour On par with a Glencairn for sure in regard to nosing and tasting experience. Rye, 12% Barley Proof: 118.2° Age: NAS, but used to be 12 years Further identification: Batch B521 Nose I think this pour is better suited for either rocks or a cocktail for sure! Nutty at times as it mellows out drastically towards the bottom of the pour. Not bad. Rating: 3/5

has a distilled in Indiana statement on the label which also says it was bottled in Washington, DC Nose : Creamy tones surround bright, white florals on first lifting the glass to my nose. The best part of this pour was the addition of the cognac finish, which ultimately felt like a band aid It's still a decent pour that is enjoyable, but not one I am going to clamor for another (non-existent

night getting ready to head to bed to rest up before a flight to Alaska the next day, and this nightcap pour identification: 2020-01 Granny's Batch comes bearing a pink label in a wooden box with a batch information card Nose Syrupy cherry peanut transfers well from the nose. If not, what is your favorite? Let me know!

August of 2023 and is continuing to expand into new markets at the time of writing at an MSRP of $180 Nose The dominant nose trifecta I find is: Sweet tarts, toffee and white pepper.

Your mileage may vary significantly barrel to barrel, but one thing is for certain - if you are a local liquor stores out of Massachusetts; it came from Warehouse I, Floor 6, and it was barreled on 8/26/2014 Nose It feels oily and soft in the nose; any inhale is devoid of sharp edges.

The winery-turned-distillery is putting out some incredible spirits these days and we got to sample our all the details from this pick from memory (mash bill, cooperage, everything... that guy is a wizard) Nose : Creamy vanilla pudding upfront as I lift the glass to my nose. A soft, oily, viscous nose-feel greets you until you dive really deep where a touch of worn leather, Throughout this entire pour this sips are really easy, even up at 120.6 proof.

We tasted quite a few in a bracket style competition to find the best ones from our collection. Redbreast Lustau Flash Review: Cherry forward; very strong/rich fruit nose. Citrus fruits come out on nose now. Wow. Marshmallow. Back to caramel and some floral. Good! Look out for further reviews of those pours to come!

years Further identification: Sample provided to me from @bourbon_fiend_and_finder in a sample swap Nose While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate.

This pour is for Carl. Company on Label: James B. Nose: Lovely citrus and a floral bouquet. Another sip is more of that rich orange sweetness from the nose, layered into smooth vanilla bean. A bold and unforgettable pour. Rating: 4/5

Nose: Mmm. The spice zest is high on this one as I dip my nose into the fray. There's definitely some big ethanol heat that happens on this pour, but it's not overpoweringly so (at Interestingly anise and clove begin to work their way into this pour. If you are looking for the feeling of getting punched in the face as part of your whiskey drinking experience , this is the pour for you.

I have to thank @egilbert09 for this pour as he graciously gifted me the rest of his bottle! #1 (Low Rye < 10%) Proof: 130.2° Age: NAS (~8 years) Further identification: Batch 14 (Summer 2020) Nose It's punchy and powerful on the nose - exactly what I want out of a barrel proof offering. Much more of the leather is present now after a sip; a rich undertone that gives this pour some serious Solid pour - grab it if you still can!

The nose is incredible rich and decadent with aromas that remind me of the intense amazement I get when molasses cookies that I loved on batch 14, with maybe some of the cinnamon spice turned down on the nose