Alden Coffey
3.5
I paid around $70 for a bottle. I must say it is much better than Koval, Few, Hudson straight wheat whiskey. My experience with this style doesn't extend much beyond that. But if wheat whiskey is your preference, I strongly recommend this. However, if you prefer bourbon or rye, it's not worth the price to explore. It's distinctive for what it is. And considering how difficult it is to extract flavor from wheat, it's quite remarkable apart from its barrel and palate profile.
