Estate Dominate Release 5

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Let’s talk about the Dominant and Servient Estate which have to do with easements. Understanding the difference between both estates is vital for the real estate exam.
For those of you who don’t know what an easement is – an easement is a right held by one person to use the land of another for a specific purpose.
Definition: The Dominant Estate is a parcel of real property that has an easement over another piece of property.
Definition: The Servient Estate is a parcel of land that is subject to an easement.
The best way to explain how both terms work is by an example. Take a look at the picture below.
You should notice that Property B is landlocked, which means the only way to access the property is by entering another (which in our case is property A). So property B has an easement on property A. In this example, Property B is referred to as the dominant estate since it holds the easement in property A. Of course, that means property A is referred to as the servient estate.
An excellent way to remember which-is-which is whenever you hear servient estate think of that estate serving the other. It is a servient estate because it serves the other through the easement located on their property. You can also think about dominant estate dominating the other since it holds an easement over the other parties’ property.
The biggest thing to remember for the real estate exam is which-is-which.
Remember, a servient estate serves the other. And a dominant estate dominates the other through holding an easement of the other property.
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Review: Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbons 5 Years Old and 6 Years Old

Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbon 6 Years Old
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Kentucky’s Willett Distillery continues to periodically release cask strength, single barrel bourbons under its Family Estate label, with some releases now approaching 8 years of age or older. Last year, we reviewed the earliest of these, an impressive 4-year-old bottling available only at the distillery (and not for very long). Today, we’re checking in on the brand with a look at a 5- and 6-year-old release to see what more time in the barrel has achieved for these highly sought-after bourbons.
Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbon 5 Years Old – According to this handy Bourbonr spreadsheet , this bourbon is made with a high rye mashbill (38%) and sees an industry standard barrel entry proof of 125. Even at a healthy proof, the aroma is fairly restrained and there’s minimal alcohol. It’s rather toasty at first with cornbread and dry oak notes, but as it opens, those give way to some dark fruits and a bit of spice cabinet. On the palate, it’s a different story, with a big explosion of sweet and juicy fruits: dark cherry, pulpy orange, tinned pears, and applesauce. There’s some caramel sauce and a healthy amount of spice in the mix, mostly cinnamon with a bit of clove, and an even, but not insignificant, heat warms the back of the throat from the first sip to the generous, fruit cocktail finish. Reminiscent of the higher proof Old Bardstown but considerably more full-flavored. Reviewed: Barrel #4764, Bottle 133 of 171. 128 proof. A- / $120
Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbon 6 Years Old – This bourbon is produced from Willett’s wheated mashbill with a lower barrel entry proof of 115. It was available in the Washington, D.C. market, where the importer labels each single barrel with unique, if sometimes baffling, monikers. This one was dubbed “If You Build It…” The nose is honeyed and a little savory with pastry cream, pie crust, and baked apples. It’s complex and surprisingly deep for a younger bourbon with tobacco and chocolate notes emerging as it opens. A bit of cinnamon stick and orange zest add brightness. On the palate, butterscotch and caramel candies dominate with a thick, syrupy brown sugar sweetness that sticks to the tongue and builds with warm baking spice into a generous and lingering finish, accented by a rich orange liqueur note. Reviewed: Barrel #3263, Bottle 65 of 185. 118.2 proof. A / $120
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Ranked among the top 10 wines from this region with respect to number of awards won: the 2001 vintage was awarded Or from the Challenge International du Vin as well as Gold Medal from the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles.
This is the third most highly rated Greek wine (based on critic scores).
More expensive than most white wines from Santorini. It has been becoming more affordable over the past year.

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80% Assyrtiko; 10% Aidani; 10% Athiri
Santorini is a Greek island in the southern Aegean Sea, 113 kilometers (70mi) north of Crete. Geologically, the island is all that remains of an ancient volcanic cone, whose eruption created...
These wines are often aged oxidatively and show developed characteristics of rich caramel, cream and a range of nutty aromas. Sweetness levels can vary.
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Assyrtiko (also written Assyrtico or Asyrtiko) is arguably Greece's most iconic wine grape variety. It is grown most famously on the volcanic island of Santorini in the Aegean sea.
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Dunkle Bernsteinfarbe mit zart grünlichem Rand. Süße Dörrobstanklänge, ätherische Öle, ein Hauch von Eukalyptus und Nougat. Seidige, schokoladige Textur, frisches, lebendiges Säurespiel, feines Nougatkaramell im Abgang, elegant und gut anhaltend, könnte auch ein Schokodessert spielend begleiten, gute Länge, sicheres Potenzial, ein ganz wunderbarer eigenständiger und gut herangereifter Süßwein.

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