Whiskey American Single Malt California No age statement 43% ABV
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St. George Single Malt Lot 22 marks the twenty-second installment in the distillery's Lot series, which commenced in 2000. This edition comprises 20 barrels, incorporating ex-bourbon and Tennessee whiskey casks, alongside apple brandy, port, and California Sauternes-style wine casks. The oldest individual cask is over eight years old, the youngest is four and a half, and the oldest component used in the blend dates back 23 years. The whiskey was distributed to retailers in November 2022, with a suggested price of $100.
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The nose has notes of campfire, cocoa, and salted almond, with the candied orange mentioned in the professional review. The creamy palate delivers on the nose's promise with an added touch of citrus and sagebrush. The finish is medium dry and savory, dusted with cocoa. I prefer it slightly over their Baller single malt. It's not complex, but it's good.
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