Dark copper color, it runs down the glass fairly quickly with many legs. Nose is corn (as expected), with all sorts of fantastic malty notes, heavy caramel, prunes, and tobacco leaves. Mostly sweet initially, it's balanced by a pleasant dryness in the middle that borders on bitter. Not unpleasant at all though. The finish on this is long and delicious: Malted milk balls coated in dark chocolate, burnt caramel, and plum pudding. I'd say this is only kept from being outstanding by lacking nuance and depth that appears somewhere between the mid-palate and finish. This is an offering that's really in line with what I enjoy! Great long finish... It has everything... this is delicious
Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Single Batch Series Batch 031: Red, White and Blue Grist
3.81 Decent
Whiskey Bourbon Tennessee 4 Year 51% ABV
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Red, White and Blue Grist is the thirty-first bottling in Chattanooga Whiskey's Experimental Batch Series. The bourbon's mash bill includes a blend of stone-ground red, white, and blue corn varietals. This high-malt bourbon also contains over 25% pale malted barley. It has been aged for four years and two months in 53-gallon new charred (char #3) and toasted barrels. This release commemorates the 10-year anniversary of the Tennessee Whiskey Bill, which re-established spirit production in Chattanooga after a century. Each bottle features a sticker inspired by the official seal of the bill. The release date was May 2023.
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