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This is the standard bottling of Longmorn, replacing the old 15 Year Old since 2007.The nose is rife with cookies, filled with fruit. Pears and apples, primarily. Very sweet with a bit of vanilla, some…

I am always on the lookout to find a good quality everyday sipper that doesn't put a large dent into my wallet; on that I don't feel guilty about coming home from work and pouring a glass whether neat…

This Longmorn was put to sleep on a sherry cask as the color immediately points out. It was probably a first fill oloroso cask. It’s 34 years old when it’s bottled by independent bottler Gordon & Macp…

Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each:Nose: Like a slice of malt loaf soaked in a sweet green peppercorn sauce. On a second nosing the raisins from the malt loaf start to really come…

The nose is immediately filled with the wafting of vanilla and some floral sweetness. As with all my American bourbons I prefer to serve on an ice cube with a rest before tasting to allow the cube to…

Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each:Nose: Luxurious pistachio ice-cream and crunchy nougat, with some fresh sweet-corn thrown in for good measure. A beautiful balance of corn and…

Bulleit Bourbon was one of the first bourbons I tried when I moved to the bourbon state. The bottles design is what primarily caught my attention as I strolled the whiskey isle. It's a bottle that I'd…

Shine On Georgia Moon Corn Whiskey is, according to the cheap-looking brown-paper-bag label, ‘less than 30 days old!’. It’s crystal clear like gin and sold in a large Mason fruitjar, with a large round…

More wood than Ron Jeremy. I'll bet this wood is organic too.

Technically speaking, this is not whiskey. It’s ABV is 5% short. I already tried – as an experiment, I hasten to add – the George Moon Corn Whiskey, much to my dismay. So the expectations for this ‘sp…