Tastes

Nose: Citrus oak Palate: light smoke, oak, char, and an unexpected amount of heat.

Nose: distict notes of book binding with faint undertones of dried fruit. Palate: A nice balance of brine and mash sit on your tongue with little to no noticable heat. A very distracting lingering mash feel on the back of the tongue brings me back for more.

Nose: dried fig in an old sunporch Palate: Beachnut fading to brine and salt in the back of the mouth before it slips to a delicate amount of heat.

Plantain and Vanilla on the nose. The palate is a Complete 180 from the nose. Hints of straw fading to brine into the inevitable heat of the 101 proof

Light Medicinal nose with an undertone of cold bacon fat. Peat starts and finishes with unmistakable bacon sandwiched in them.

Familiar Molasses and brown sugar on the nose. On the palate molasses is right up front unmistakable and delicately fades to Vanilla with a playful amount of heat in the back that I looked forward to in every sip after. The most distinct charter was how graceful this barrel proof was from front to back.

So much to unpack. Letting it rest went a long way. After a few minutes out came the Vanilla and dark fruit. A couple of drops of water later the experience deepened and flavors spread out