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I was in the mood for a “vintage” pour so I busted out the Elijah Craig Pirate Bottles. This bottle in particular was released Fall of 2016 and boy did this bottle pack a punch. Nose is a beautiful oak and dusty dark chocolate funk. Palate is just as delightful with an almost meaty texture. Rich and syrupy on the mouthfeel with an exceptionally long finish.
The Parker’s yearly release is one of my most anticipated bottles of the year. I am always so curious every year to see what the release will be since they constantly switch up what kind of whiskey it will be.
Parkers Malt wasn’t one of the most popular releases but it has a special place in my heart. I remember trying this bottle in a bar with a family member in New York and I snagged a bottle to relive that experience.
Parkers Malt wasn’t one of the most popular releases but it has a special place in my heart. I remember trying this bottle in a bar with a family member in New York and I snagged a bottle to relive that experience.
Appalachian Barrel Company - Black Gold (9yr, 123.3 proof)
Sweet done right. On the nose, I get fresh brownies, brown butter, and toasted pecans. The palate hits with molasses, black cherry fudge, toffee espresso, and a sprinkle of baking spices. Finish lingers like pecan-brownie pie with candied orange peel, rich and warm but never cloying. Dessert in a glass.
Sweet done right. On the nose, I get fresh brownies, brown butter, and toasted pecans. The palate hits with molasses, black cherry fudge, toffee espresso, and a sprinkle of baking spices. Finish lingers like pecan-brownie pie with candied orange peel, rich and warm but never cloying. Dessert in a glass.
