Sazerac reviews

This whisky has been released by Sazerac, who have quietly been picking up old Seagram's brands including 15 brands last fall (including Seagram's VO, Five Star, and '83). They've been establishing a bit…

While @thewalkingdad was here last Sunday, I was able to jot down some notes and score the whiskies that he provided from his collection. The reviews I post today (Dec 11th) will not be in-depth but more…

From a sample. - This is the 6-year old version of Sazerac Rye, produced at Buffalo Trace distillery. From what information I could gather, the mash bill is 51% rye, 39% corn and 10% malted barley.The…

This rye was recommended to me by a bartender who said I just had to try it, since it's very hard to come by in Russia. I'm very glad I did. I've been told that this is their standard rye for mixing, but…

Hot spicy fast arrival develops a steady balanced sweet toffee, herbal long slow spicy finish.

On of the hardest releases to get this year. I was fortunate enough to taste this with a local club tonight. This rye was aged in warehouse K for 18 years and imo, it's the best of the 2013 BTAC. Nose…

The reviewed bottle has been open for one year, is 85% full, and has been preserved with inert gas for most of that yearColour: medium darkBody: thinner than Sazerac 18 or most other straight rye whis…

This bottle has been open for over 8 months. Most of that time it has been at or below the half way mark.Nose: Sharp rye and sweet corn notes. A little molasses and caramel covered Granny Smith apples…

Warm spicy short balanced arrival develops fast bitter spicy sweet uneventful finish.

The Sazerac 18 forms, together with the Eagle Rare 17, George T Stagg, William Larue Weller and Thomas H Handy, the so-called Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. Just like the Eagle Rare and contrary to…