The aroma hits hot and spicy, packed with baking spices and charred oak, plus hints of floral rye, creamy vanilla, smoke, and leather in the background. It takes a moment for the whiskey to settle and reveal itself, but the wait is rewarding. The taste is somewhat dry and light, coating the mouth with intense spice that's nearly astringent. It's like charred oak mixed with cinnamon, while everything else from the aroma is mostly hidden. The finish is long and spicy; while it's quite straightforward considering its intensity, it has a certain appeal. It's a spice powerhouse that tests your limits, making drinking it a challenge. Enjoyably unique.
Taconic Single Barrel (Rochester Elite)
3.50 Decent
Whiskey Bourbon New York 4 years 63% ABV
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