This is a is a 10 year-old Bottled in Bond bourbon that was aged in Warehouse C, built by the late Col. Taylor himself in 1885. It is said to be the barrel warehouse he was most proud of. The barrels for the bourbon were all aged for ten years in the center of Warehouse C, with half of them coming from the 2nd floor and the other half from the 5th floor. It is bottled at 50% an available in limited quantities as of June, 2021.
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Like a root beer float. Nose: Caramel, Tootsie Rolls, Root Beer, Vanilla, Cola, Butterscotch, Maple Syrup, Cinnamon, Cloves, Luxardo Cherries Palate: Root Beer, Vanilla, Milk Chocolate, Cola, Ginger, Walnuts, Demarara Syrup, Cinnamon, Spearmint Finish: Nutella, Root Beer, Toasted Honey, Vanilla Taffy, Brown Sugar, Coffee, Passion Fruit
Nose is sweet, full of prunes and fall spice, with a touch of bubble gum. The palate is spice forward with a touch of sweetness, but I lose the fruit. Brings a lot of heat for 100 proof. Not a terribly long finish. This is quite nice and a very good sipper, but not exceptional.
Absolutely delicious. Stumbled upon this “unicorn” at a local restaurant. It was very smooth and I would recommend anyone to give it a try if given the chance
Maple syrup on the nose Vanilla and unicorn tears slight oak Finnish
I was truly unimpressed by this bottle. My 2019 Sib blows this away.
Smooth, lacked in flavor profile after sipping Noah's Mill.
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