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This bottle went pretty fast. That does tend to happen when a whisky is REALLY good. Sláinte! A truly broody cocktail, the Storm King balances herbal, spicy, nutty, and sweet flavors. The sweetness comes from the scotch, so I went with Campbeltown Loch for its sweet sherry notes. Lacking Bénédictine I subbed Strega. A great cocktail to summon autumn. Cheers! I’ve been looking forward to this one, having heard good things. Out of the gate it strikes me very much like a sherried scotch. I’m curious how it will evolve with time. Cheers!

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Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2006
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Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2006

EVAN WILLIAMS SINGLE BARREL VINTAGE Barrel No. 887, Barreled on 5/16/06, Bottled on 11/13/15 MASH BILL – 78% corn, 10% … Continue reading Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2006

Comparison: Evan Williams 12 Year from 2023 & 1983
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Comparison: Evan Williams 12 Year from 2023 & 1983

EVAN WILLIAMS 12 YEAR Japanese export samples from 2023 & 1983 MASH BILL – 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted … Continue reading Comparison: Evan Williams 12 Year from 2023 & 1983

Notes on Whiskey Notes
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Notes on Whiskey Notes

Meta? It’s at least a bit meta, for sure. (Aren’t most things in the iEra?) But the purposes of whiskey … Continue reading Notes on Whiskey Notes

Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2005
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Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2005

EVAN WILLIAMS SINGLE BARREL VINTAGE Barrel No. 230, Barreled on 2/14/05, Bottled on 1/20/15 MASH BILL – 78% corn, 10% … Continue reading Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage 2005

Very Old Barton 100
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Very Old Barton 100

VERY OLD BARTON 100 standard release (2020) MASH BILL – Unknown (likely 74% corn, 18% rye, 8% barley) PROOF – … Continue reading Very Old Barton 100

Tax Day: Three Budget Bottles to Ease the Burden (not the Bourbon!)
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Tax Day: Three Budget Bottles to Ease the Burden (not the Bourbon!)

Tax Day. Well, normally. This year it’s July 15, because 🦠😷🏠💸. But still… Tax Day. Always a sobering moment. Sometimes … Continue reading Tax Day: Three Budget Bottles to Ease the Burden (not the Bourbon!)

Breaking In The Home Bar With No-Brainer Bottles That Won’t Break The Bank
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Breaking In The Home Bar With No-Brainer Bottles That Won’t Break The Bank

When I first started this whiskey journey I wasted a lot of money on mistakes. (That still happens occasionally!) What … Continue reading Breaking In The Home Bar With No-Brainer Bottles That Won’t Break The Bank

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