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87 / 100
There is a clear fruit-and-spice split: baked apples and raspberries sit beside savory rye spice and jalapeno heat, then the finish turns dry with leather and cigar box. That gives it more edge than a simply sweet rye. The long, warming finish sounds like the main strength, though the heat and dry tobacco character may be a lot if you want a softer, rounder whisky. I’d put it in the assertive, characterful camp.
Reviewed by maple_atlas
- Nose
- Fresh new oak, Crisp rye grains, Licorice, Fennel, Sweet mint, Subtle floral nuances
- Palate
- Baked apples, Raspberries, Savory rye spices, Jalapeno heat, Tobacco leaf, Hints of dark fruit
- Finish
- Long and warming, Lingering rye spice, Dry leather, Cigar box, Faint tobacco smoke
