Whistlepig 10 year K&L “Swine Merchants” #2444 Whistlepig is a NDP who sources their whiskey from either MGP or Alberta distillers. This is one of their Single Barrel, cask strength releases. Full Disclosure, I am a fan of these of the ones I’ve tried and will be reviewing a smattering of these. This is another […]
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This is a standard offering from Arran that has been aged in a mix of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks. Note this is the new standard 18, not the limited edition 18 which ws aged in only sherry casks. Let’s see what this “young” distillery has to offer us. ABV: 46% Nose: Honey, Vanilla, Cereals, slight hay, baked
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Wemyss Malts Velvet Figg This is a blend from Wemyss Malts. This was made with a selection of Single Malts that were all aged in Olroso Sherry Casks. This releases was non chill filtered, with a run of 6,000 bottles. I’ve not heard of or had any of this whiskey so lets see how it
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Bookers 30th This is a limited release product from Jim Beam from their bookers line. This is a blend of 9-16 year old bourbons, 70% 9 year and 30% 16 year. This retailed for $200/750ml and secondary rises far above that. Let’s see if the hype matches the taste. ABV: 62.9% Nose: Strong Cherry, Vanilla Frosting, Oak,
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Whistlepig 10 Year Bourbon Street Wine and Spirits Pick Whistlepig is a NDP who sources their whiskey from either MGP or Alberta distillers. This is one of their Single Barrel, cask strength releases. Full Disclosure, I am a fan of these of the ones I’ve tried and will be reviewing a smattering of these. On
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Whistlepig 10 Year K&L “Swine Merchants” Pick Whistlepig is a NDP who sources their whiskey from either MGP or Alberta distillers. This is one of their Single Barrel, cask strength releases. Full Disclosure, I am a fan of these of the ones I’ve tried and will be reviewing a smattering of these. So lets see
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This was a dram I had completely blind and was revealed after sending my notes to the holder of the reveal, keep that in mind while reading this. This is a blend of 2 barrels of Glenlivet / Glen Grant ABV: 45.9% Nose: Very sweet, Green Apple, Wood, Sawdust Palate: Honey, Cereals, Malts, Hay, Grassy, Earthy Finish: Medium Length,
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This is a semi-blind 3 pour Side by Side by Side of 3 of the Wild Turkey Release. The Wild Turkey 101 Rye, the Russels Reserve Single Barrel Rye, and the Wild Turkeys Masterkeep Rye release from this year. A quick rundown of each release: Note: Each Release shares the same barley legal mash bill,
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Compass Box Great King Street Artists Blend; Single Marrying Cask; Highland Cask This is a single Marry Cask of Compass Box’s Great King Street Offering, picked by Norfolk wine and Spirits. This was married for an uknown amount of time, I would guess a year, in an undisclosed Highland Cask. Let’s see how it tastes!
Nuestra Soledad Santiago Matatlan is made using Espadin that grows between 5,500-5,900 feet elevation in a mountain canyon that has incredible agave diversity. The Espadin used in this Mezcal grows among a sea of wild Tepeztate, Tobala, and Coyote. ABV:46% Nose: Black Pepper, Earthy, Bell Peppers, Light Smoke Palate: Medium, Oily Mouthfeel, Peppery, Bell Peppery, Slight Heat,
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