Tastes

Not sure what's going on here but it's good. Strange nose, grainy? Silky sweet palette that quickly switches to rye spice. Long finish full of rye spice. I prefer more oak at cask strength but this is a delicious change of pace. I wasn't too impressed on the neck pour but it's much richer after a couple months. I had a pour of Larceny BP B520 prior; This is much easier to drink and seemingly higher quality. This is my first experience with Woodinville and it won't be my last. Single barrel pick 117.7 proof

As some who enjoys a neat pour, this is a below average whiskey. I was taken back on the fresh crack, far cry from American rye. A few months later it has actually changed quite a bit. Super sweet with a decently spicy mouth feel. There's a dominant note I can't place. I'm new to Canadian whiskey, maybe it's normal but not quite pleasant. At $18 I can't really complain. May even be fair to say this is high end budget whiskey. Good background whiskey? That said, I'll be blending this with other whiskey searching for a better balance. Too sweet on its own.

I heard this is distilute from Heaven Hill and I can taste it. Tastes exactly like Evan Williams bib but aged a few more years and at 117 proof. Sweet, nutty, cinnamon and orange citrus. Seems similar to Wild turkey rare breed but nuttier. This had a high value at the $40 price I was paying. At the new price of $60 near me, not so much. This is good but I'll stick with Rare Breed for my budget barrel proof bourbon.

Hot pour incoming. It's pretty good and at a fair price. If I'm going for high proof bourbon, I prefer Knob 120, ECBP and JDBP for a little extra cash. You could definitely do worse than 1792 FP though.

It's okay, I'm not in love with it. Was hoping for more complexity and fruit notes. Heaven Hill will put out better batches eventually.

Age statement ❌ 50% abv or more ✅ Long finish ❌ $50 or less ❌ Buy again ❌ Unpleasantly hot.

Hot fruit bomb incoming! Bourbon flavors❌ Oak✅ Wine influence ✅ Long finish ✅ Attention grabber✅ Single barrel pick 13 year American Whiskey 6 months in cabernet 62.47% abv Batch ACF WA8

Distilled from peat- malted Scottish barley. Sweet Salty Smokey Savory All the 's es'. I like this quite a bit. Reminds me of an Ardbeg offering. Drinks easier than expected. Recommended to all peat lovers! 55.8% abv Single barrel aged 5 years

The most interesting Glenlivet under $60 (out of the three I've tried). Age statement ✅ 50% abv or more ❌ Long finish ❌ $50 or less❌ Buy again❌

Not my style