Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch 2010 Release Tasting notes and reviews
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Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch 2010 Release
- Brand
- Four Roses
- Expression
- Limited Edition Small Batch 2010 Release
- Type
- American Whiskey ~ Bourbon
- Abv
- 55.00%
- Produced at
- Four Roses Distillery
- Region
- Kentucky
- Availability
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| United Kingdom | ||
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Four Roses Small Batch | £28.35 |
Dave Broom
90- Nose
- Deep, powerful, integrated and smooth. Heavy florals balancing the rich, spicy wood. Complex: orange, fresh ginger and peppermint.
- Palate
- Hugely spicy with masses of mint, boiled sweet. a touch of bubblegum and raspberry sauce .
- Finish
- Soft, with just sufficient bite to add another touch of complexity.
- Comment
- Another unsung hero shows its quality. Excellent layering effect.
Martine Nouet
83- Nose
- Intense, prickly at first. When aerated, unveils enticing floral fragrances. Freesia, ancient rose. Vanilla toffee. Damson plum jam.
- Palate
- Smoother than expected. The alcohol is perfectly mastered. Sour fruit. Damson plums again. Touch of liquorice. Maple syrup. Drying on spices. Black pepper.
- Finish
- Spicy, dry. Lingering.
- Comment
- A rich, deep, intense and perfumy bourbon. Give it enough time to open up and you will be rewarded.
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