Dried dark fruit upfront, like prune or raisin, with good balance between flavor and heat. The finish is quite tannic and oaky, requiring an appreciation for strong oak or a tobacco finish. The medium finish is dominated by that tannic oak flavor. An interesting pour with a distinctive flavor profile.
Very Olde St. Nick Immaculata
Whiskey Bourbon USA No age statement
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Very Olde St. Nick (VOSN) is a whiskey brand established in 1986, known for its limited releases of vintage stock barrels. The Immaculata bottling is based on 15-year-old bourbon and is offered at cask strength, ranging from 115-120 proof depending on the batch. It is bottled without chill-filtration and was released in limited quantities starting July 2023. (SRP $259)
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It takes time to open up, but overall it's a very solid pour. Significant barrel influence is present with cherry and caramel. There's a slight dusty note on the finish, and the proof is perfect.
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