NoCo Distillery — Bourbon IV (4× Distilled) Review
A bold, four-times distilled bourbon driven by oak, tannin, and a surprisingly elegant marshmallow-and-chocolate core.
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Open Road Distilling Co. – Bourbon Coupe #6 Review
Bold and distinctive, this high-proof MGP bourbon blends dark fruit, earthy spice, and deep oak tannins for a sipping-forward experience reminiscent of single malts. Perfect for whiskey drinkers seeking depth, complexity, and a barrel that stands out from the crowd.
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Oade — “Fulfill the Dream” Domaine du Cardinat 37 Year Armagnac (1987 Vintage) Review
A 37-year Armagnac bursting with custard, brown butter, maple, and spice—powerful, layered, and nearly flawless from nose to finish.
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Sazerac Full Proof Rye Review
Sazerac Full Proof Rye delivers caramel, tropical fruit, and baking spice at 125 proof. A smooth, Kentucky-style rye that punches far above its price.
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Old Zach 10 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon (132 Proof) – Cox’s Creek Distilling Review
A tannic, oak-driven powerhouse that rewards patience with a finish full of spice, depth, and surprising sweetness. About Cox’s Creek Distilling “Our mission is simple: to craft exceptional bourbon for everyone…” – Cox’s Creek Distilling website Cox’s Creek Distilling Company, located in its namesake, Cox’s Creek, Kentucky, is host to a number of non-distilling producer
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Old Rick “Ménage à Trois” Rye & American Light Whiskey Blend (124 Proof) – Cox’s Creek Distilling Review
A bold, dessert-leaning rye that layers jammy sweetness, oak, and spice into a constantly evolving sip. About Cox’s Creek Distilling “Our mission is simple: to craft exceptional bourbon for everyone…” – Cox’s Creek Distilling website Cox’s Creek Distilling Company, located in its namesake, Cox’s Creek, Kentucky, is host to a number of non-distilling producer (NDP)