Journeyman Distillery Not a King

Journeyman's Not A King Rye - 2- Both of these noses are GREAT. I'm initially greeted with a green jolly rancher that's nice and tart! Nose too hard and you'll miss it. slightly lighter and bright compared to 1. it almost opens up to pear upon diving further in. Vanilla Ice cream, pear ala mode. the nose continues to evolve as the last sip remains. almost That lightness certainly continues on the palate, and the becomes more clear that it is pear im tasting. Wow, yeah, PEAR! A Light and almost toasted oak? The finish is lacking a bit. it doesn't quite create the experience id like through the mouth and is confined to the middle of my tongue. The pear lingers through the end but I feel this would be better at higher proof.

Rye spice, caramel, and oak; fairly dry; moderate heat; its decent

🥃🥃🥃 - 45% 60% Rye / 40% Corn

Bold but smooth!

Nose - woody light sweet pickle Sweet saw dusty. Still tasty but the dust is there

Slightly medicinal on the nose. In fact, that medicinal note carries onto the palate just a bit. Classic rye spice flavor follows, leading to a medium amount of heat and finish. Solid rye whiskey. 9/28/22 - One of the bottles we tried during our rye whiskey tasting. Musty grain on the nose this time around, followed by a dark fruit note on the palate. Short finish with a minor hug. Still enjoy this one, but for me, their Cask Strength Last Feather Rye is far better.

Not a strong and spicy as some other rye whiskeys but I enjoy the fact that it’s more mild.

Enjoyable. Nice spice notes. Seemed easy drinking for a rye. I’d buy again. (Also the bottle…!)