Bold flavor. Smooth finish.
Crafted small batch, aged to impress.
Crafted small batch, aged to impress.
I don’t reach for this bottle often but I have to make sure my open bottles don’t go bad so I needed a thorough taste test. Beautiful fruits and berries in the nose. Like a strawberry/raspberry. I’m very impressed and this nose is just as good as from when I first opened it.
Oh wow velvety and creamy strawberry on the palate. Very thick and viscous with a great flavor up front. The mid and back end of the palate is a bit thin but the finish is actually decently long. Hard to explain but really good balance.
Oh wow velvety and creamy strawberry on the palate. Very thick and viscous with a great flavor up front. The mid and back end of the palate is a bit thin but the finish is actually decently long. Hard to explain but really good balance.
1792 flight tonight 🥃 Single Barrel • Bottled in Bond • Full Proof. Starting smooth, building into spice, finishing with heat 🔥 Full Proof might steal it… we’ll see 👀 #BourbonLife
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Using a 4-5 year old blend of a wheated bourbon mixed with a similarly aged traditional rye bourbon, and than matured even longer in Gerogia.
This has a little bit of everything. Some caramel and cherry on the nose. With some slight mint and tea leaves as well.
The taste brings that caramel forward, with some toasted pecans, vanilla bean, and a little bit of a creamed corn mid palate sweetness.
The finish is surprisingly long lasting for a 92 proof offering. There is an almost dark chocolate note that comes in on the finish with some subtle oak to round it out.
Honestly, if you want a good sipper that doesn't break the bank, this is a good one to try. Similarly, if you want to dip your toes into the offerings from Shortbarrel, you won't be disappointed if you try this budget friendly offering first!
Then check out the Shortbarrel Whiskey 4 Grain.
Using a 4-5 year old blend of a wheated bourbon mixed with a similarly aged traditional rye bourbon, and than matured even longer in Gerogia.
This has a little bit of everything. Some caramel and cherry on the nose. With some slight mint and tea leaves as well.
The taste brings that caramel forward, with some toasted pecans, vanilla bean, and a little bit of a creamed corn mid palate sweetness.
The finish is surprisingly long lasting for a 92 proof offering. There is an almost dark chocolate note that comes in on the finish with some subtle oak to round it out.
Honestly, if you want a good sipper that doesn't break the bank, this is a good one to try. Similarly, if you want to dip your toes into the offerings from Shortbarrel, you won't be disappointed if you try this budget friendly offering first!
This bottle isn’t talked about too much but I’ve really enjoyed it. An elevated expression from the classic makers profile that gives off more flavor and texture. The retail price is a bit steep but I really like to have makers mark represented on my bar and I think this bottle does the perfect job.
