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E.H. Taylor Jnr Single Barrel 2000 11 Years Old
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 50.00%
8
A polished and complex whiskey.
Eagle Rare 17 Years Old
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 45.00%
8
A bourbon for non sweet teeth. Rich, very well structured.
High Spirits Mesquite Smoked Arizona
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 40.00%
7
Has the true spirit character slightly masked here?
McCarthy's Single Malt
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 40.00%
6
In a young whisky, I would have expected more freshness of flavour, but the elements are there, and the product shows promise.
Old Potrero
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 62.10%
8
Despite the 'Old', a new rye. The idea was to get closer to what the first American ryes might have been. I like the idea. Wins points for all-rye character and assertiveness.
St George Single Malt
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 43.00%
6
Knowing that this distillery began with eau-de-vie, I hope I am not being suggestible, but I find the fruitiness of this whisky overwhelming.
St George Single Malt Lot 9
Single Malt - U.S.A. - 43.00%
6
The Californian St George, not the Norfolk one. One of the finest craft distillers