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- Buffalo Trace's Prohibition Collection Revives Long-Lost Whiskeyswww.gearpatrol.com Buffalo Trace Brings Back Five Whiskeys Not Seen in a Century
The Prohibition Collection is recreating bottles from the days of "medicinal whiskey."
- Which Bourbon for a glass carafe?
Hello, I received as a gift a beautiful glass carafe. Which bourbon would you fill it with? Are there any suggestions for example where the bottle makes nothing but the whiskey is good?
- [Review] Compass Box Canvas
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/467414
> Distillery: Compass Box > > Product Line: - > > Product: Canvas > > Aged: Vino naranja and American oak > > Category: Blended > > Nose: Delicate custards and marmalade. A citrus of bitter sort, with under-ripe figs. > > Body: Rich honey over apricots and oranges. A light, English muffin sort of biscuit. As it goes on, a rich dark chocolate encroaches. > > Finish: A bold, malty surprise. Loses nearly all the delicate fruit notes in favor of wheats and grains and fresh baked bread. > > Activation: Really opens up some of the rich juicy fruits. Oranges, grapes, pears. Recommended. > > Notes: I've always been fond of Compass Box, but they went through a phase for a while where seemingly every new limited release was (over) aged in a sherry cask. I'm glad to announce that Canvas breaks this pattern- in fact, there’s no sherry here at all! Just some Spanish orange wine, a beverage I didn’t even know existed until I picked up this bottle. It’s sweet and rich and creamy and endlessly drinkable, without that bitter or medicinal quality that can frequently come through with sherried casks. After such a fruit forward body, the malted finish is a welcome surprise as well. One of the best blended malts I’ve had in a while, though it is on the pricier side at ~$135.
- A Limited Blackened Bottling, A Sampling of Four Roses, & More [New Releases]whiskyadvocate.com A Limited Blackened Bottling, A Sampling of Four Roses, & More [New Releases]
When the nice weather arrives, there’s no better place to be than the great outdoors. Chances are you’ll…
- New Collaboration from Beam Suntory, Weller's Latest Family Member & More [New Releases]whiskyadvocate.com New Collaboration from Beam Suntory, Weller's Latest Family Member & More [New Releases]
In this new round of releases, Beam Suntory is at it again with yet another collaboration whisky, this one a blended…
Anyone try some of these?
- Islay without the alcohol?
So, I love me some smoky, peaty, briny Islay... but for a variety of reasons I'm looking for something without the booze. I'm not expecting a whole lot here, but hoping there's something better than what I've investigated so far.
Things I've looked at:
- Teas. There are a couple (Edinburgh & Harney) that do reasonably well as a general 'lightly smoked tea with a hint of whiskey flavor,' probably the best option I've found. The Harney & Sons in particular has enough smoke to it, though it's more of a bourbon than a scotch, so nothing there for peat/brine.
- Non-alcoholic spirits. For my nickel these are basically the same as teas, just dramatically more expensive- not on the level of a good bottle of scotch, but still a chunk of change for what's really flavored water. Some of them try to replicate the ethanol burn with peppercorn or capsaicin, which is interesting, but I've not found one that really excites me.
- Extract. Yet to actually try this, it'll be here next week. At best I could see a few drops in some carbonated water, but I'm not expecting a lot.
- [Review] Bear Face Elementally Aged Triple Oaksh.itjust.works [Review] Bear Face Elementally Aged Triple Oak - sh.itjust.works
Distiller: Bear Face Product: Elementally Aged Bottle: Triple Oak Category: Canadian Aged: 7 years in ex-bourbon American oak barrels, then finished in French oak red wine casks and air-dried virgin Hungarian oak. Nose: Thick with caramel, butterscotch, and call me crazy but is that maple syrup? Bod...
- Larceny Barrel Proof = wow!
This is probably my newest, favorite bourbon. It really packs a punch with how spicy it is. Anyone else try this or have other recommendations?
- Happy Friday! What is everyone drinking?
I'm going out to a martini bar after work but will probably settle in with a glass of Lagavullin 16 when I get home.