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There’s just something special about the older Elijah Craig Barrel Proofs in the old pirate bottles. They were just able to bottle history and a lit Read Moretle bit of magic from simpler times.
I get a beautiful creme brûlée with cinnamon and vanilla. Maybe even a little pear? Pretty much no ethanol and a beautiful nose of full body flavor. Speaking of full body, this drinks like a thick syrup and the flavor just sticks to my taste buds leaving a very long experience with long finish. Bold oakiness on the palate with vanilla and cinnamon in the back. Fantastic pour. Read Less
I get a beautiful creme brûlée with cinnamon and vanilla. Maybe even a little pear? Pretty much no ethanol and a beautiful nose of full body flavor. Speaking of full body, this drinks like a thick syrup and the flavor just sticks to my taste buds leaving a very long experience with long finish. Bold oakiness on the palate with vanilla and cinnamon in the back. Fantastic pour. Read Less
Having a tough time deciding whether to watch the Knicks Spurs game or the World Cup tonight. Having an old fashioned tonight though was the easy deci Read Moresion. Tonight’s bourbon is Old Granddad 114 proof which is a great choice for my old fashioneds. High proof to cut through the sugars and syrups but still a good flavor that blends well with the rest of the drink. Read Less
It usually starts before the paint.
A blank page, a pencil, and a moment to slow things down. Nothing fixed yet. just a direction, lightly held. Read More
Sometimes there’s a glass nearby. Not to distract, but to settle into the pace of it. The kind of rhythm where things don’t need to happen quickly to matter. 🥃 Read Less
A blank page, a pencil, and a moment to slow things down. Nothing fixed yet. just a direction, lightly held. Read More
Sometimes there’s a glass nearby. Not to distract, but to settle into the pace of it. The kind of rhythm where things don’t need to happen quickly to matter. 🥃 Read Less






















