These are popular whiskeys with a Buffalo Trace Rye Mash Bill.
Aromas of clove, vanilla, anise and pepper. Subtle notes of candied spices and citrus. The big finish is smooth with hints of licorice.
Very mature, with notes of oak, leather molasses and all-spice. The long, warm finish is preceded by notes of mint, eucalyptus, cinnamon, vanilla, and lingering pepper.
Nose: Floral notes, apricots, with cherries and cream. Palate: Cinnamon, anise, and honey. Finish: Long finish of black pepper, floral notes, and a hint of pine.
Tasting comment: Nose: Bright apples & herbs. Palate: Anise & maple syrup. Finish: Complex finish of cocoa, coffee, and dates
Nose: Anise and cinnamon. Palate: Beautiful balance of pepper and floral notes. Finish: A rich finish of spearmint & chocolate.
Powerful, lush, and boldly spicy. Flavors of toffee, fig cake, and candied fruit, followed by mint, cinnamon, and clove. The finish ultimately reveals subtle notes of allspice, coconut and nutmeg. Long and warm.
Powerful, lush, and boldly spicy. Flavors of toffee, fig cake, and candied fruit, followed by mint, cinnamon and clove. The finish ultimately reveals subtle notes of allspice, coconut and nutmeg. Long and warm.
Nose: Orange peel, lemon zest. and molasses. Palate: A bold blend of black pepper, coriander seeds, and maple syrup. Finish: A well-rounded finish with mint, tobacco leaf, and oak.
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