Info
Name: Wild Turkey 101
Bottled By: Austin, Nichols & Company, Inc
Proof: 101
Bottle Specific Info: None
Purchase Price: ~$21
Review
Nose: rye, caramel, leather
Taste: some vanilla, rye
Finish: peppery spice, oak, dry
Info
Name: Buffalo Trace
Bottled By: Buffalo Trace Distillery
Proof: 90
Bottle Specific Info: None
Purchase Price: ~$25
Review
Nose: A very sweet pleasant smell. I get a lot of vanilla, caramel, and molasses.
Taste: Consistent with the nose, sweet vanilla and caramel with a small hint of spice.
Finish: Smooth and quick. Leaves your tongue wanting another sip. Some more advanced palates would argue it’s a little too quick.
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Fast forward to the beginning of 2011. I am in a much different place in my life. I’m recently married, bought a house, and mid-2011 I will have been at my career job for 2 years. I have recently found myself looking for a creative outlet. Something that would come naturally, and not require a ton of my free time.
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