Tastes
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Doing this review from my computer instead of phone, but had to stick to the format you've all grown to know and love. [Nose emoji] IDK if it's just the fact that I just learned that this product is a mixture of 8 and 12 year old whiskey (much older than I'd expect from an entry level product), but this smells pretty oaky. A little sugar cookie here as well. Low proof. [Mouth emoji] Really enjoyable. The low proof allows you to swish it around and really explore the flavors in different parts of your mouth. Although it is a little pricier than other entry level bourbons, this might be the very best. Might need to do a side-by-side with Buffalo Trace (even though BT is maybe a few dollars less expensive). Vanilla infused syrup poured over freshly made pancakes. [Finish emoji] More of the same. Just classic, traditional bourbon with no weird funk. Not going to blow you away with any super creative flavors, but for this price, this is a nearly perfect daily drinker.25.0 USD per Bottle
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π caramel wafer π Honestly kinda astringent. Maybe needs another drop of water. Hold please... Thanks for waiting. Ok, that's a little better. Bourbon flavored cotton candy. π Full disclosure: I have added a few drops of water already. oOoOO that's interesting. Remember when you went to the dentist as a kid and they put those gas masks on your face before they numbed your gums? That. TBH, not a huge fan
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π pineapple pinecones. Shockingly smooth for the proof. π Sugary oak. Again, easy on the palate for the proof. This is a good one π Dark fruit Struggling to find specific notes on this one, but I'm doing a side by side of a120 b521 and v522 and I think this one is my favorite70.0 USD per Bottle
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Pro tip: you don't have to pretend you prefer bourbon to be this high proof. Fill a rocks glass with ice water and buy a little pipette to allow you to add small, consistent amounts of water to your dram. π I don't care who you are, this shit is spicy I get a little dark cherry and after a drop of water it's not as hot as you'd expect π Gotta take small sips on this on, but it is complex oaky goodness π Surprisingly sugary. Splendid.70.0 USD per Bottle
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π Peaches π? Almonds? It's like if you smash a cranberry muffin on a pine stump and then light it all on fire. And I mean that in the best way π Palate doesn't blow you away. It's a little spicy neat, but still a sipper... Er... Sippa π Pine needles. Pine cones. The rye is noticable on this one55.0 USD per Bottle
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π sweetness of the rum casks is very apparent. Definitely overpowers the rye notes. Egg nog. π Picture this. It's a nice spring day. 72 degrees. Just walking your golden doodle around Wash Park. You pass a sage bush under a pine tree. The rye notes are robust and undeniable. You notice a bee's nest. It's clearly late in the season as the honey notes have begun to appear. π The finish is a real journey. A triathlon if you will. We've got the standard rye notes up front. Those fade into a vat of egg nog where several pinecones have fallen. The final piece of the adventure is clearly at a campsite beneath a magnificent starry night. Roasted marshmallows. For days.12.0 USD per PourFinley's Pub
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