Tastes

A sample from from MN whiskey tasting #3. This was my favorite of the night. So excellent. Deep rich sweet flavors.

Another sample at MN whiskey tasting #3, really excellent and sweet. I would buy a bottle

Sample at MN whiskey tasting #3, good, i own bottle. Id drink it.

A sample from MN whiskey tasting #3, good whiskey but i dont need to buy

Nose: light caramel and vanilla. Its very light and a little cinnamon nose. Body: medium - light Palate: cinnamon, caramel Finish: short to medium with cinnamon Note: a generous sample given by don. A sample that didnt sell at at restaurant he sold 11 cases worth. Whew. Somehow i missed this offering but got yhe sample to enjoy.

Nose: its a softer nose than 3,2,1. Caramel. More vanilla than the other three. Not distinctively better than 2,1 and i still think my favorite nose was #3. Has a very faint woodinville bready aroma but less so than the first two samples. Body: light. No kentucky hug. Palate: first impression is sweet and light. Light caramel and oak. Finish: short. Note: sample 4. Prior to this i think im 2,3,1 in order of preference. For fure the lightest of the four sample. Its nice a summery style bourbon but not really my style.

Nose: first wiff thought was more woody than samples 1&2. The caramel on the nose is a little richer too. Less of the distinctive woodinville breadiness. A little of the doughiness. Body: light - medium, a fairly nice kentucky hug. Palate: woodsy, caramel Finish: medium long. Note: sample 3. First thought: nose 3 i like more than nose 1&2. The nose is the best if the three but the palate is maybe second. I think this is second the #2 overall but has the better nose.

Nose: similar nose to #1. I get caramel sweetnest, rye, rye spice and the woodinville nose. Body: medium - full. I like the body of two more than 1, more robust. Palate: caramel, rye breadiness and vanilla sweetness Finish: light to medium and sweet Note: sample #2, i really liked sample one, how will this compare? This is similar but more robust and sweet. At the same time it has fewer rough edges.

Nose: caramel, vanilla, bready vanilla pudding. Some kind of yeast, like a bread yeast aroma. Later a pungent woody mossy aroma, earthy maybe a better term. Little rye and cinnamon. It actually kind of complex Body: medium Palate: earthy woody sweetness Finish: medium to long. It just kind of slowly rolls on. Like a low roll of thunder. A little kentucky hug. Note: sample from don from the barrel pick i couldnt make… damn coronavirus! Anyway still got to sample. 1010 is the best. I really like this. Its just so different than other bourbons. The earthy flavor is a nice step off the beaten path.

Nose: light, airy sweet honey, light caramel and vanilla. Faint pencil shaving later. Body: light-medium Palate: sweet caramel Finish: short Note: sample from don for an upcoming 1010 store pick. Its light, sweet caramel. A nice dram. Fits with the RR profile.