Whiskey American Single Malt New York No age statement 46% ABV
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Tuthilltown Spirits, located in the Hudson Valley, produced this single malt whiskey from 100% malted barley. It underwent aging for less than four years in small, new, charred American oak barrels and was bottled at 92 proof. Please note: this product has been discontinued.
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The aroma is dominated by toffee and maple syrup, with undertones of almond. The palate unfolds with notes of dark chocolate and a pronounced nutty flavor layered over oak spice. The medium finish is primarily warmth, but not unpleasantly so, clearly showcasing the influence of the pure barley malt.
Fifty dollars for a pint is outrageous. It's interesting to find an American single malt whiskey like this, and it did open up nicely with a bit of water. Cereal grain and oak were ever-present, with a hot finish. It's good but far too expensive.
Too expensive & not good enough. The pricing for a half bottle compared to a full bottle is insulting, and not worth the money. It does have some pleasant nutty notes, but this is an underwhelming whiskey.
Cinnamon, cherry, and thankfully no metallic notes common in many craft distilleries. I would purchase it more frequently if it were not so expensive.
Too expensive and disappointing. The nose suggests it's too young, with a harsh finish. The flavor is good, though.
A standard whiskey, but smooth enough for casual evenings.
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