New Riff calls this O.K.I. because the whiskey is distilled in Indiana, bottled in Kentucky, and loved in Ohio. The whiskey is compromised of three select barrels of a high-rye (35% rye) bourbon they age for 9 years and bottle it without any chill filtration.
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7/10. 12 Year Cleveland Bourbon Club Pick. Similar to other MGP offerings, this is a dark rich amber color. Bubblegum on the nose with a creamy vanilla molasses palate. My issue is with too much black pepper in the finish. Otherwise it’s great.
Sweet oak and vanilla on the nose slight alcohol bite at the end. Light on the palate with aged oak, tobacco, and rye spice. Finish is slightly hot and a mild. Overall decent but not spectacular.
Sweet Candy Corn aroma, strong sense of vanilla. Vanilla on the front with a spicy cinnamon on the finish. Goes down smooth with a hesitant burn. Not overbearing.
note: this review is actually for 6y (that bottle is missing on distiller), but the notes are very similar
10 year bottle . 91 points , very well structured Bourbon with caramel , vanilla and soft oak
solid mgp, which I like better after hearing it called white peaches
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