Falstaff · September 2022
There is a great complexity on the nose, the typical bourbon notes are surrounded by dried tropical fruits and peanut flips. The successful use of wood lends depth to the taste, with a soft, long finish following a strong start.
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Very complex aroma, dried exotic fruits, vanilla, rich oak and savouriness. The successful use of wood gives the taste depth, fine spiciness, fruitiness of various dried fruits. This is followed by a soft, long finish.
Accessible notes of walnut and dark berries rise from the glass, typical vanilla and some tobacco resonate. Pleasant on the palate at the beginning, reminiscent of corn cake. This sweetness perfectly buffers the higher alcohol. Beautiful length.
Initially discreet on the nose, the complex notes need some air. Hazelnut leaves and young bananas are evident. The palate is expressive with chocolate cherries and ripe wood aromas. A note of white pepper remains on the aftertaste.
Sweet corn notes as well as salted peanut and almost tropical dried fruit give a soft overall impression on the nose. Tobacco-like wood offers a stronger attack, then softer again, with a chocolate-grape-nut finish.
Sweet corn notes as well as salted peanuts and almost tropical dried fruit give a soft overall impression on the nose. Tobacco-like wood offers a stronger attack, then softer again with a chocolate-grape-nut finish.
Bright aromas with fine exoticism, vanilla and hints of coffee. Herbs, caramel and mace are added on the palate. A mild mouthfeel culminates in a full-bodied finish and a long aftertaste.