The aroma is a pleasant light grain with a hint of honey. A subtle trace, as if a spice box passed by the barrel during aging. Spice becomes more noticeable as it sits, but never dominates. The taste is young and somewhat rough, with a moderate campfire smoke emerging. Light fruit, like apple or pear, appears on the finish after the smoke fades. Strong wood notes follow a larger swallow. It seems a bit too young and unrefined, lacking cohesion. I'd be curious to taste it with a few more years of aging.
Peach Street American Single Malt
Whiskey American Single Malt Colorado No age statement 46% ABV
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Established in 2005, Peach Street Distillers holds the distinction of being Colorado's oldest independent craft distillery. Their American Single Malt is matured in used barrels that previously held their own Colorado Straight Bourbon. This peated single malt is initially barreled at 120 proof, aged for approximately four years, and then bottled at 92 proof.
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A smooth beginning with a smoky conclusion.
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