A gift I received. Smell: smells like pecans, vanilla, and cherry. Delightful! Taste: sweet, with hints of creme brûlée, vanilla, a light touch of smoke, and a delicate taste of toffee. End: The feel in the mouth was gentle, and after the tastes from each drink faded, there was not much lingering flavor. Very slight alcohol sting. Summary: A wonderful start from this producer. Perhaps additional aging could create a distinct flavor, but this current version provides a lot. Truly appreciated this drink!
New Southern Revival Four Grain Bourbon
3.59 Decent
Whiskey Bourbon South Carolina No age statement 47% ABV
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Scott Blackwell, a CIA-trained baker, and his wife, Ann Marshall, established High Wire Distilling in 2013. Their bourbon whiskey is crafted from a mash of four grains: heirloom white corn, red winter wheat, malted barley, and Carolina gold rice bran. Following aging in standard new American oak barrels, it is bottled at 47% ABV.
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I'm at the distillery and the server clearly dislikes her job, undoubtedly due to the company I'm with.
Spicy. The heat lingers on the palate through the finish. It drinks like a younger spirit.
Appealing aroma, very mellow and smooth on the palate. Clearly young.
Tastes almost like Jack and Coke!
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