Whisk(e)y

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First pour of Rare Character SEG-006 8 year rye. I poured off a couple of drams for buddies and put the rest into mini-bottles. One guy wants the empty.

 

[R1pps]

This was a nice bottle.


Cheers

 

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Minden Mill 4 year rye, distilled in NV. Photo is from last night. This won some awards, so I tried it out.

Fairly well-integrated and good body for a 4 year rye. Cherry, hints of licorice / anise, pineapple. But the dominant flavors are grain, carraway, and grapefruit peel (specifically the bitterness), which makes it feel very young. I'll see how it evolves, but I'm likely to give away half or drainpour it. (The bottle is empty because I poured it off into smaller Boston rounds.)

 

[Nathan]

Just some unreasonably good whiskeys

Headliner 2024
Ol' Bourbon
Silver Grove Rye 2024

A bunch of single malts

23 single malt was the winner. Headliner 24 was a close second. All of these were excellent though.

 

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Prideful Goat 8 year rye, batch 2. As before, poured most off into rounds before pouring into a Glencairn. Letting it rest for 20.

 

[rcubed]

 

[Lutter]

ISO

 

[theLostWizard]

Will crack tonight

 

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Very Olde St Nick 8 year rye. Canada sourced. And it definitely looks like it (very light).

 

[Sacrelicio]

ISO

Tatering the Kash barrel

 

[Digita]

ISO

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