Redwood Empire Haystack Needle – A Flight of Six Samples!
REDWOOD EMPIRE HAYSTACK NEEDLE Six releases from roughly 2020 to 2022 MASH BILL – 75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted … Continue reading Redwood Empire Haystack Needle – A Flight of Six Samples!
REDWOOD EMPIRE HAYSTACK NEEDLE Six releases from roughly 2020 to 2022 MASH BILL – 75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted … Continue reading Redwood Empire Haystack Needle – A Flight of Six Samples!
LARCENY Barrel No. 6515628, dubbed “K&L Spirit Larcenists,” picked by K&L (2020) MASH BILL – 68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% … Continue reading Larceny Wheated Bourbon – Single Barrel Store Pick!
Some whiskeys send you off down a long winding road. Others are a single end point unto themselves. What’s the … Continue reading Destination Whiskeys vs Journey Whiskeys
WILD TURKEY MASTER’S KEEP DECADES Batch 0001 (2017) MASH BILL – 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% malted barley PROOF – … Continue reading Wild Turkey Master’s Keep Decades
UNTITLED WHISKEY #12 Batch 2 bottled March 10, 2021 MASH BILL – unstated sourced wheated bourbon mash bill PROOF – … Continue reading Untitled Whiskey #12 – an unusual wheated bourbon!
REDWOOD EMPIRE HAYSTACK NEEDLE Cabernet Cask Finished SiB #10266C selected by K&L (2022) MASH BILL – 75% corn, 21% rye, … Continue reading Redwood Empire Haystack Needle Cabernet Cask Finished Bourbon – aged 14 years!
FOUR ROSES BARREL STRENGTH SiB OBSF Barrel VW-8-1D selected by Royal Liquors (2023) MASH BILL – 60% corn, 35% rye, … Continue reading Revisiting: The Four Roses OBSF Recipe
MAKER’S MARK PRIVATE SELECT Selected by Sam Salfiti of Save More Market, San Francisco (2019) MASH BILL – 70% corn, … Continue reading Maker’s Mark Private Select – Single Barrel Store Pick!
There are some bottles that impact our whiskey journey more than others. For me, these are whiskeys that maybe opened … Continue reading A Whiskey Journey Part 8: Turning-Point Bottles Pinned To My Journey’s Map
BOOKER’S 2017-04 “Sip Awhile” MASH BILL – 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% malted barley PROOF – 128.1 AGE – 6 … Continue reading Revisiting: Booker’s 2017-04 “Sip Awhile”