Sampled at the distillery. Stunning, though dark in the glass. (The room was quite dim, so color description is difficult). The age of this spirit is certainly apparent. Nice, long, persistent legs. The aroma initially presents butterscotch and apricot. Some honeysuckle notes emerge, adding another dimension of complexity. Tobacco and spices are the first flavors on the palate, providing that familiar distillery character, but in a much smoother fashion. A hint of bright citrus, and delicate floral notes, followed by a caramel wood finish. Tannins emerge but remain balanced through the quite extended finish.
Stranahan's 10 Year Mountain Angel (Batch 1)
Whiskey American Single Malt Colorado 10 Year 47.3% ABV
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Stranahan's 10 Year Mountain Angel is crafted from 100% malted barley and Colorado spring water. It was aged for a decade in new, charred American oak barrels with a level 3 char. The whiskey is bottled at 47.3% ABV and began its limited distribution in September 2020 across Colorado, California, and New York.
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The aroma is comparable to the standard Stranahans, with vanilla and smoke. Vanilla, clove, wildflowers leading to an earthy finish. A+
Silky smooth. A complex range of flavors. Among the finest spirits I've encountered.
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