The aroma bursts with the scent of dried leather, then settles into a deep honey at the end. As the nose concludes and invites tasting, a subtle hint of grape/dried fruit emerges as the glass is moved away for the first sip and subsequent tastes. Multiple scents bring the honey and grape forward more prominently while the leather fades. The palate features sweet grape wine upfront, blended with the honey flavors familiar to most bourbon drinkers, continuing all the way to the finish. Upon conclusion, an explosion of spearmint appears. This spicy, minty finish is brief but appropriate for this seemingly straightforward bottle. The most intriguing aspect of this glass is the grape-forward nose and palate, before the honey takes over.
Hogsworth
3.77 Decent
Everything else Other Spirits USA 9 years 46.9% ABV
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Armagnac dominates the nose and finish. Caramel, sweetened fruits, and a hint of oak. Easy to drink. Not overly complex.
The finish has a bit of heat. The aroma is deceptive, offering amazing notes of caramel, apricot, and leather.
What kind of drink is this? It reminds me of cognac with its sweetness.
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