High West Very Rare 21 Year Old Rocky Mountain Rye Whiskey

Smooth a great sipper. Sufficiently blessed to have purchased two containers before it sold out all over. Zesty yet sweet yet light in the tongue with no liquor consume

An excellent flawless rye inclining toward the gentler finish of the rye range and not going over the edge on the barrel-impact since it was matured in re-utilized barrels (this juice was no uncertainty bound for Canadian whisky mixes before High West saved it). Smooth sweet vanilla and melon on the button. Caramel and slight delicate wood. Preparing flavors - delicate clove rye bread caraway slight pickle. The taste is similarly smooth and delicate with more melon ginger vanilla nectar wood-smoke caramel marginally tart apple and heating flavors and tenderizing flavors. Immensely flavourful while being adjusted limited and exquisite. Slight dry citrus substance woody barrel finish. Taking everything into account this is without a doubt a five-star bourbon. But I can't state it's an outright should attempt either in light of the fact that it's essentially no better than the significantly more broadly accessible High West Meeting Rye (not quite the same as yet positively not verifiably predominant to) a bourbon that is all the more generally accessible at a fourth of the cost.