Tastes
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The Busker Single Pot Still (Single Collection)
Single Pot Still — Ireland
Reviewed November 3, 2020Nose: Chocolate, toasted almonds, sweet dried apples and oak vanilla. Pallet: Caramel, vanilla, salty chocolate. There are some other flavors they I just can’t put a finger on. Overall I’m enjoying this pour. I find it to be a easy drinker best on the rocks32.0 USD per Bottle -
Nose: I get toasted grain, bakers chocolate, caramel apple and toffee. Pallet: Toffee, buttery short bread, toasted grain and vanilla oakyness. This is a higher proof then most Irish whisky @ 84 proof so there is a little bit of a slow worm mouthfeel on the finish. The only other single malt Irish I’ve tried is Tyreconnell I’d say this is very comparable.
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On the nose I get toasted pecans, floral notes. I get the usual caramel and vanilla notes that you find in most bourbon. This is also herbal and spicy. No doubt that’s the Rye coming through. I also get black pepper on the aftertaste. This one has a long finish that I can taste for a while after it’s down the gullet.
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Snake River Stampede 100 Year Anniversary
Canadian — Canada, bottled in Oregon, Canada
Reviewed October 1, 2020
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