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87 / 100
This is a six-year-old Kentucky rye whiskey at 58.4%, identified with a New American Oak Cask and cask number 155. The described character gives the rye spice a clear role, while vanilla and fruit provide a counterweight rather than turning the whole picture dry or sharp. Oak, caramel, and dark fruit continue into the finish, making for a coherent, warmly weighted style. That balance sounds appealing, though the full-bodied, high-strength presentation may not suit every preference.
Reviewed by silverrambler
- Nose
- Caramel, vanilla, rye spice, mint, dark fruits including apple, cherry, and plum, with hints of oak and baking spices.
- Palate
- Full-bodied, with peppery rye, cinnamon, and nutmeg balanced by vanilla, honey, and tropical fruits; underlying oak and herbal tones.
- Finish
- Long and warming, with lingering rye spice, oak, caramel, and dark fruit; often with a creamy or sweet molasses character.
