High West Campfire (Discontinued)

Smokey and spicy.

Paid $62 for this bottle. This is a bottle kill review. I will try to summarize what this bottle offered. I might buy this again if on offer for $60 or less. Nose: Rye (usually) comes first. Then the bourbon. Then the peated Scotch. Doesn’t always happen this way, and it depends on what you’ve had before. Palate: Even more unpredictable than the nose. You get pine needles and dill, cinnamon and dark fruits, and a wee bit of… wait for it… campfire. Finish: My infinite bottle Pros: It’s got a Beatles-like charm. Every now again, the peat will become more prominent for no good reason, like Ringo Starr taking the lead vocals in Yellow Submarine. Cons: Schizophrenia cannot be cured; it can only be managed Slightly costlier, but objectively better: High West Bourye. So much more focused without the peated Scotch mixed in. So good. Final Mark: 86/100 (range 84-87. N = 5)

heavy peated. like the old bottle the best.

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strong scotch taste

You're going to love or hate this blend by HW. Smoky grain, wood, and some stone fruit, but peat doesnt play nicely. Hot finish. Not my favorite of their MGPI sourced blends... but unusual.