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Arkay Vanilla Whisky All Flavor. No Alcohol. Zero Proof. Zero Guilt.
Straight Bourbon Whiskey
BARREL PROOF
By Cedar Ridge Distillery
116 Proof
Char No. 3 / Non-Chill Filtered
Read More> Appearance - This pour has a semi-golden amber color. After a quick swirl it coats decently well and develops legs fast that are thin and sporadic as they streak down the glen. This pour looks fun!
Nose - As you get into the glen, the pour first starts off with burnt brown sugar, toffee, and cinnamon (stick) spice. As you go back in you get vanilla and some light cherry notes as well as some oak and citrus notes. The nose on this is very nice!
Palate - As you take that first small sip this pour begins its story with notes of thick syrup and brown sugar along with some peanut. With this combination, I can’t help but think of peanut brittle! I love me some of that! Wow! As we go back in for a slightly larger sip we get black pepper and tobacco as well as some creamy vanilla with a hint of corn. This palate is really solid! Borderline dessert pour as that peanut brittle combination of notes leads you that way, but the black pepper is enough to keep it from being too sweet.
Finish - As you sit with this pour and allow it to finish its story, you get notes of sweet molasses that linger along with some light chocolate and oak. The finish is medium as it does not last too long, but long enough for one to remember the pours tale. The finish is about spot on as any more or less and I think you might just miss out on this wonderful experience that shifts from sweet to spice and back to sweet. With the sweetness muted on the finish, it becomes more than a dessert pour and becomes a wonderful conversation to be shared with friends.
Overall - This pour is not complicated at all, for many it could be described as mundane. But if you stopped there, you would completely miss the true gift this pour is. It is so simple on the surface, yet allows one to do something most people long to do. That is have a wonderful pour that won’t hijack a conversation with friends, but still be a part of the conversation. It’s a beautiful balance between meh and memorable, this isn’t an insult, it’s actually high praise. I hope everyone can understand this statement, get one of these and pour it up with some friends and experience for yourself. This pour is no slouch!
Score #/10 - aAs I sit and wonder just how I will score this pour, I believe that I am going to settle in on a 7.2/10 and as I take another sip I am reassured that I am right. This is one of those pours that if you go in with the expectation of letting the pour speak you will enjoy it immensely!
BARREL PROOF
By Cedar Ridge Distillery
116 Proof
Char No. 3 / Non-Chill Filtered
Read More> Appearance - This pour has a semi-golden amber color. After a quick swirl it coats decently well and develops legs fast that are thin and sporadic as they streak down the glen. This pour looks fun!
Nose - As you get into the glen, the pour first starts off with burnt brown sugar, toffee, and cinnamon (stick) spice. As you go back in you get vanilla and some light cherry notes as well as some oak and citrus notes. The nose on this is very nice!
Palate - As you take that first small sip this pour begins its story with notes of thick syrup and brown sugar along with some peanut. With this combination, I can’t help but think of peanut brittle! I love me some of that! Wow! As we go back in for a slightly larger sip we get black pepper and tobacco as well as some creamy vanilla with a hint of corn. This palate is really solid! Borderline dessert pour as that peanut brittle combination of notes leads you that way, but the black pepper is enough to keep it from being too sweet.
Finish - As you sit with this pour and allow it to finish its story, you get notes of sweet molasses that linger along with some light chocolate and oak. The finish is medium as it does not last too long, but long enough for one to remember the pours tale. The finish is about spot on as any more or less and I think you might just miss out on this wonderful experience that shifts from sweet to spice and back to sweet. With the sweetness muted on the finish, it becomes more than a dessert pour and becomes a wonderful conversation to be shared with friends.
Overall - This pour is not complicated at all, for many it could be described as mundane. But if you stopped there, you would completely miss the true gift this pour is. It is so simple on the surface, yet allows one to do something most people long to do. That is have a wonderful pour that won’t hijack a conversation with friends, but still be a part of the conversation. It’s a beautiful balance between meh and memorable, this isn’t an insult, it’s actually high praise. I hope everyone can understand this statement, get one of these and pour it up with some friends and experience for yourself. This pour is no slouch!
Score #/10 - aAs I sit and wonder just how I will score this pour, I believe that I am going to settle in on a 7.2/10 and as I take another sip I am reassured that I am right. This is one of those pours that if you go in with the expectation of letting the pour speak you will enjoy it immensely!
Whisk(e)y Wednesday 🥃
“It takes 2️⃣…”
@brownforman
@jackdaniels_us
14 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey<br /> Batch 1
126.3 Proof
Aged 1️⃣4️⃣ Years
Mashbill:
80% 🌽
12% Malted Barley
8% R👁️
Simply a phenomenal pour! JD is one of my top brands for sure and the did not disappoint with this release!
For the 14 Year Batch 1, everything tastes a shade darker, a touch drier, and more developed. In particular, the red cherry notes from the brand’s best release to date, 12 Year Batch 1, are now darker cherry, molasses is now more robust and sweet oak is still sweet but more charred and aged.
“It takes 2️⃣…”
@brownforman
@jackdaniels_us
14 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey<br /> Batch 1
126.3 Proof
Aged 1️⃣4️⃣ Years
Mashbill:
80% 🌽
12% Malted Barley
8% R👁️
Simply a phenomenal pour! JD is one of my top brands for sure and the did not disappoint with this release!
For the 14 Year Batch 1, everything tastes a shade darker, a touch drier, and more developed. In particular, the red cherry notes from the brand’s best release to date, 12 Year Batch 1, are now darker cherry, molasses is now more robust and sweet oak is still sweet but more charred and aged.
Tennessee Tuesday, y’all! What are you drinking?
Ordered a bottle of Arkay. Surpassed my expectations for 0% alcohol. Was good on the rocks but even better in an old fashioned
@worldwhiskeysociety
A @preetliquorny exclusive pick
Wyatt Earp American Single Malt Whiskey
Proof: 162 ☢️
Aged 13 Years<br />
“An unforgettable whiskey that is insanely high proof but interesting and tremendously enjoyable at the same time.”
It’s def a must try for sure! Not a daily sipper but a special one to say the least! Be ready for some funk and a kick!!! Thanks @preetliquorny for this gem!
A @preetliquorny exclusive pick
Wyatt Earp American Single Malt Whiskey
Proof: 162 ☢️
Aged 13 Years<br />
“An unforgettable whiskey that is insanely high proof but interesting and tremendously enjoyable at the same time.”
It’s def a must try for sure! Not a daily sipper but a special one to say the least! Be ready for some funk and a kick!!! Thanks @preetliquorny for this gem!
Port Cask Finished Straight Rye
By Cedar Ridge Distillery
105 Proof
Straight Rye Finished in Estate Port Wine Casks
By Cedar Ridge Distillery
105 Proof
Straight Rye Finished in Estate Port Wine Casks
Decided to bring out Old Forester tonight. Nice spice and flavor which Old Forester is known for. Usually the bottles I’ve tried in the past from this distillery have been too spicy and hot for me but this release really finds a nice balance.
My Weekday Sipper
Benchmark
Full Proof (125 Proof)
Benchmark
Full Proof (125 Proof)
While cleaning my bar I found this by accident. I forgot I had this one. I bought it a little over 10 yrs ago lol
Review #24 Silk Velvet Single Barrel
Distillery: Western Kentucky Distilling
ABV/Proof: 53.5/107
Age Statement: 7 Years
Mash Bill: 75% Corn, 21% Rye, 4% Malted Barely
If you had the chance to visit or read anything about KBF this year, chances are Silk Velvet came up. Like all great whiskeys, the story behind its name is just as intriguing as the whiskey itself. If you get the chance, visit their website and read more about it. It’s well worth it!
Nose: Oak,spice, vanilla covered cherries, caramel and subtle earthy tones.
Palate: Rich vanilla/caramel combination lead the way, nutmeg spice, oak and subtle hints of cherry from the nose.
Finish: Nutmeg spice leads the way on the finish, offering a warm and lingering hug. Subtle earthy notes from the nose return, joined by hints of oak, and I love how the cherry flavor makes a gentle comeback toward the end.
I rate this at 8.3 out of 10.
I’ll start off by saying this, if you have the chance to pick this up, do it. I truly think as Silk Velvet expands their footprint, this is a sleeping giant. Now I need to get ahold of a Small Batch! Cheers!
Distillery: Western Kentucky Distilling
ABV/Proof: 53.5/107
Age Statement: 7 Years
Mash Bill: 75% Corn, 21% Rye, 4% Malted Barely
If you had the chance to visit or read anything about KBF this year, chances are Silk Velvet came up. Like all great whiskeys, the story behind its name is just as intriguing as the whiskey itself. If you get the chance, visit their website and read more about it. It’s well worth it!
Nose: Oak,spice, vanilla covered cherries, caramel and subtle earthy tones.
Palate: Rich vanilla/caramel combination lead the way, nutmeg spice, oak and subtle hints of cherry from the nose.
Finish: Nutmeg spice leads the way on the finish, offering a warm and lingering hug. Subtle earthy notes from the nose return, joined by hints of oak, and I love how the cherry flavor makes a gentle comeback toward the end.
I rate this at 8.3 out of 10.
I’ll start off by saying this, if you have the chance to pick this up, do it. I truly think as Silk Velvet expands their footprint, this is a sleeping giant. Now I need to get ahold of a Small Batch! Cheers!
