Old Elk Straight Rye Whiskey – Review (Straight Rye Whiskey, 50% ABV, 100 Proof, $80) spice, baking spice, hints of musk, herbs and caramel
Ranger Creek Brewing & Distiliing – Review (Texas Single Malt Whiskey, 51.50% ABV, 103 Proof, $Unknown) punch of dry, toasted bread, roasted pepitas, herbs, hints of fruit and cacao nibs
Starward – Review (Australian Whisky, 41% ABV, 82 Proof, ~$45-50) strawberries, grape skins, honey
Fortaleza Blanco Still Strength – Review (Lote 20, 46% ABV, 92 Proof, ~$45-50) unfolds in waves with citrus, buttery toffee, caramel covered popcorn, bitter herbs and earthiness, and a creamy mouthfeel
Maker’s Mark Cask Strength – Review (Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky, 54.65% ABV, 109.3 Proof, ~$45-50) A bit of heat upfront but not bold, baking spice, green apple skins, caramel, adhesive mouthfeel
Laphroaig 10 yr Sherry Oak Finish – Review (Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 48% ABV, 96 Proof, ~$75-90) Peat with added rich fruits for a complex, yet balanced sip
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