Elijah Craig 21 Year Old Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon

Haven't had an excessive number of these however there is by all accounts a considerable amount of variety. Barrel 154 (12.20.90) was fantastic barrel 21 (10.31.90) was an astringent harsh watery wreckage.

One of our neighborhood bars posted this excellence in our Bourbon local gathering and I simply needed to check out it! Even better they evaluated it at a sensible cost for each pour given the shortage ($650+ on optional). I had about a 1.75 oz pour so had a nice example size to survey. We should make a plunge: Section is extremely powerful for 90 proof and very mouth covering without being slick. When it hits your palette you realize you are managing a very much matured Whiskey. Rich consumed earthy colored sugar clove tobacco with the oak unquestionably there however in flawless parity. Vanilla cinnamon tidied almonds and cowhide become possibly the most important factor on the mid palette. Finish is long and sneaks up all of a sudden given the verification. More oak and wood zest that waits for a very long time. I could taste it for a long time as I drove home. This is a solitary barrel so I can't garuntee you a similar encounter however to me this is an incredible case of an extremely old Whiskey that has extraordinary wood driven notes while never tasting over oaked. Solid proposal on the off chance that you can discover it at a sensible cost for every pour. Those in the metro Phoenix territory head down to Hundred North and snatch a pour! Cheers all!