What an impressive bottle! This is currently one of my most favored new (to me) discoveries. I truly admire creators who dare to innovate and release novel products. A brief sensory evaluation: honeysuckle and white tea on the front of the palate, supported by a delicate hint of saltiness and a trace of smoke. It possesses a refined quality, as if cognac or a few drops of pear brandy came into contact with the barrel at some point. Overall: there's a subtle depth here that makes consuming an entire serving almost too easy.
Oola Discourse Three Shores Whiskey
3.58 Decent
Whiskey American Whiskey Washington No age statement 47.5% ABV
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About this bottle
Oola Distillery's Whiskey Discourse Series, which explores non-traditional aging and blending, features Three Shores as its third offering, launched in December 2015. This expression combines Scotch from the Highlands, Canadian whisky, and a high-rye American whiskey, representing three nations. It is bottled at 47.5% ABV.
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I am delighted with this purchase. I managed to acquire it for less than retail, and despite reading some negative reviews online, I am very pleased I decided to buy it. It possesses a hint of a craft bourbon character, but overall it has a very pleasant, cohesive, full, and well-rounded profile. It has a way of fully coating the palate simultaneously. Chocolatey, with a deep dark fruit quality, and a significant amount of rye spice in the finish.
Very delicious whisky, not harsh or overpowering to your taste buds, a nice sipping whisky. A bit pricey at 50 dollars a bottle.
Light and sweet, with fruity flavors, and very easy to drink.
Very smooth, with a light spice from the rye
A very intriguing blend. Mellow.
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