Official PCF Whisk(e)y Thread (82 Viewers)

[RocAFella1]

Rank em

M20 > M25 >>> M10
But older M10 might beat those pictured.

 

[pltrgyst]

View attachment 1573361No clue why I waited so long to try this one. I can easily see why this one here is a favorite of quite a few here!

Of all the standard distillery bottlings, one of the very best ever, IMO.

 

[joeyshin]

View attachment 1573361No clue why I waited so long to try this one. I can easily see why this one here is a favorite of quite a few here!

Have you tried clynelish? One of my favs. I got it in NC

 

[Indyscammer]

View attachment 1573361No clue why I waited so long to try this one. I can easily see why this one here is a favorite of quite a few here!

My favorite for sure.

 

[HughDrackman]

Last weekend, my wife and I did a distillery tour. Part of the tour was the chance to “fill our own bottle” right from the barrel.

We got this little gem straight from the source.

 

[Billy Baroo]

 

[Irish]

Finally found one at retail, great pour!

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

I like that bottle more than the 9 and 10 year.

This is good to see. I bought the 8 a long time ago, and haven't even cracked it yet. I guess I need to find an opportunity.

 

[Hot Nuts]

16 yr old.

 

[krafticus]

 

[Klobberer]

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And the verdict is?

 

[krafticus]

And the verdict is?

I haven’t been home yet

 

[AlbinoDragon]

My nightcap last night. I had a taster of this several weeks ago at my local watering hold and bought a bottle knowing it would probably sell out PDQ (which it did). I had a pour right away, but put it aside as I really needed to kill a bunch of bottles with only a pour left before I could justify having yet another open bottle floating about.

I had forgotten how lovely a pour this is in that time. I've never been good at making tasting notes, but I can say this is an easy drinker at 100 proof with a bunch of subtle complexity that lingers on the palate for a bit.

It's not the first that I've had from Dark Arts, but easily my favorite of the few I've had from them.

 

[joeyshin]

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My nightcap last night. I had a taster of this several weeks ago at my local watering hold and bought a bottle knowing it would probably sell out PDQ (which it did). I had a pour right away, but put it aside as I really needed to kill a bunch of bottles with only a pour left before I could justify having yet another open bottle floating about.

I had forgotten how lovely a pour this is in that time. I've never been good at making tasting notes, but I can say this is an easy drinker at 100 proof with a bunch of subtle complexity that lingers on the palate for a bit.

It's not the first that I've had from Dark Arts, but easily my favorite of the few I've had from them.

I don’t mind high proof hazmat bottles but most of the best bottles I’ve had are around 100-110 proof. Tasting notes really shine in this range. While more intense in the higher proof bottles, the subtleties and nuanced notes are often lost to burned out palate and nosing

 

[Payback]

Bourbon haul today.