TINCUP American Whiskey

Love the bottle and tin cup (and yes I realize it's not actually distilled in CO). Looks great on the bar. The nose is heavy rye spice with hints of caramel and charred oak. Neat, this whiskey is all pepper and rye spice. Earthy and dusty. Nice mouth feel. Mild burn with a slight lingering sweetness on the tongue. On the rocks, this whiskey comes to life. All the spice is still there, but mellowed. It develops a creamier mouth feel. More sweetness comes forward. Brown sugar with hints of cinnamon. I've read several reviews that mention LDI's/MGP's spirits having a dill note. This is the first one I've been able to detect that in. Shined in an old fashioned. I really enjoy this whiskey!

Great for a house whiskey. Not actually a Colorado whiskey: Not distilled in Colorado, but Indiana - with Midwest grains and then shipped to Colorado where it's cut with local water and bottled at the Stranahan plant.