Wasmund's Single Malt

Wet vegetables, oak, weak

Nose: Gristy, stewed apple, oak, vanilla, fruit jam Palate: Citrus, orange, spicy (black pepper, ginger), wood, dried fruit, cocoa, coffee Finish: Medium finish. Spice, dried fruit, wood, gristy. Citrus and orange notes on the aftertaste. This is a little different from many American whiskeys. The fruit wood drying has added a pleasant jammy, citrus note. Sweet and orange-y. Not a session dram, I couldn't have more than one or two, but it is very tasty.

Banana bread nose, smokey upfront with more of a banana finish.

Woody. Interesting. Not bad. But not great.

This whiskey is a brass color with thin and watery legs. The nose is very woody, and also smells like burning paint. I can’t say I like it at all. The palate is oily, bitter, overly tannic, and has a strange note of kale. The finish, if you do swallow, is of medium length and gets sweeter. I’m not going to lie, I took only a few sips then couldn’t take it any more. I poured out the rest it was so bad! I love the American Single Malt category, but this one does not serve it justice. Sorry Copper Fox Distillery. Cheers!

On the nose it seems earthy, like moss, more likely from the oak. On the palate it was more spicy and oak with a warm finish. They can do better.