Blue Run Trifecta Review

Tasting Notes & Ratings

Expert Rating: TBD

Distillery Tasting Notes

Nose: Unsalted brown butter, French vanilla cream, warm dark brown sugar and cinnamon, spicy pepper, juicy hints of figs, and dehydrated apples. Taste: Silky, cinnamon spice-dusted candied apple, baked bread, drizzled with caramel and peppermint, white chocolate. Balanced wood char lingers. Finish: Warm vanilla, weathered oak. Medium finish overall, which works well to counterbalance the upfront heat.

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Additional Notes

Small Batch. The respective mash bills are: 9-year-old: 78% Yellow Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley 8-year-old: 75% Yellow Corn, 21% Rye, 4% Malted Barley 6-year-old: 78% Yellow Corn, 12% Rye, 10% Malted Barley The blend ratios are: 9-year-old: 32% 8-year-old: 22% 6-year-old: 46%

Details

Proof: 117.1

Alcohol by volume (ABV): 58.55%

Aged: 6 years

Mash Bill: Undisclosed

Retail (MSRP): $179.99

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Ratings breakdown based on a 100 point scale.

90-100 Exceptional
80-89 Very Good
70-79 Average
60-69 Below Average
50-60 Drain Pour

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