Tastes
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First time trying. Nose was strong dry spicy cinnamon bread. A savory bitterness behind it too. Taste brings in more raisins and dry cinnamon bread, with a strong herbal lingering for a solid 15 seconds. Aftertaste tapers off into more spicy dark bread and bitter maple. I plan to revisit once i get a better rye palate. It got better by the end of the bottle but was at its best over a large ice ball.61.0 USD per Bottle
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Its got a more oaky wood and bitter nose. Taste is sweeter with cherry dry vanilla and lasts a solid 15 seconds leaning into a more dry less sweet and spicy cinnamon bread. Ends with a apple syrupy punch. Below average for an ECBP, but enjoyable overall. I’ll enjoy this for what it is but will be looking forward to the next release.73.0 USD per Bottle
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I liked it up front, but it gets a more acidic and ethanol vibe as you go. Still a sweet, full, sticky bottle, but it is below average compared to the other Larceny barrel proofs. Needed some ice to bring out the full flavors and mellow down the heat, but over an ice ball it was solid. Great cocktail base.60.0 USD per Bottle
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Smooth and strong wheat flavors. Vanilla, cherry, oak, maple, and toffee. Needs to breathe for a bit, and then has a sweet long aftertaste. Its worth msrp, but not as good as the better larceny barrel proofs. Not as good as the weller 107 either. Its good, but definitely overhyped because of the label.50.0 USD per Bottle
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Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit Single Barrel Bourbon
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed March 15, 2024 (edited May 5, 2024)Barrel no 2085, warehouse ty-g, rick 41. Color is a very pale amber gold. Rests for a few in glencairn. A swish shows its got some thickness. Nose is buttery sweet cinnamon and maybe a smell like dusty wood chippings. Great start. Taste is buttery toffee, creamy vanilla, and dry WT fruit. Finish is solid but not long; very little burn but a nice warm hug. As a Wild Turkey fan, it checks all the boxes and is worth the $25ish jump from the WT 101, which is still a favorite daily drinker. Probably not quite as good as the RR Single Barrel or Rare Breed, but its just splitting hairs at this point. My only regret is that I took so long to try this. Cheers!53.0 USD per Bottle -
Color is pale gold. Rested for 10 in glencairn. Its hot up front due to the proof, but it mellows out very nicely. Hits with a spicy sweet honey, and stays warm but barey burning all the way through. Solid and enjoying the bottle as is. It gets smoother as it goes along. Can’t wait to try as a mixer, but completely enjoying on its own. Its on sale. I’m buying more.25.0 USD per Bottle
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Stellum Bourbon
Bourbon — (bottled in) Kentucky, USA
Reviewed January 20, 2024 (edited January 21, 2024)Color is light amber. It looks young, but it has thick legs with a swirl on the glencairn. Sat for about 10 minutes. The nose is a woody marshmallow cherry. First taste is more of the same but plenty of warm borderline burn up front. Taste is a lot of thick maple syrup sweetness, but you taste a strong dry red rye cinnamon as well. Long aftertaste with a nice lighter warming sweetness. Ultimately its a solid drink. Looking forward to it as a manhattan base. This is a solid sipper/mixer being that it was on sale half off, but for $55-ish msrp I can name plenty of better options (Rare Breed, McKenna 10, Knob Single barrel, etc.). Its built for an ice ball, but works on its own. Warm, heavy, and sweet, its great for the season. Worth a try.25.0 USD per Bottle -
Larceny Barrel Proof Bourbon Batch B523
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed December 8, 2023 (edited January 28, 2024)Color is a light amber gold. Thick consistency that hugs the glass. Smells like spicy cinnamon sweet raisin bread. Hits with more thick syrup texture. Taste is more of the same plus a long clean aftertaste that brings in dry fruit. Very warm but not burning. Excellent sipper.55.0 USD per Bottle
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