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" They're essentially all column-still rums which are fine-tuned and delicate, so where Jamaican rum would have been overpowering here, the cask we used just rounds the bourbon off. It also fits the style of the brand name well". Nose: Demerara sugar, vanilla buttercream, and a host of ripe tropical fruits are at the core of this nose, which is so stylish and deep.

Nutmeg, charred lime, orange passion, and some minty/herbal notes include depth in the background. Palate: A pleasant, velvety mouthfeel with more fragile, creamy, and sweeter notes. Malted honey, banana pudding, gummy bears, and orange peel initially, then cinnamon, vanilla fudge, and rum-soaked oak. All the way through you'll get a plethora of tropical fruits again, papaya, guava, and melon primarily.

Total: Rewarding things. I like the rummy qualities here a lot as they add simply a touch of something various while letting the wonderfully creamy, fruity body of the spirit remain in command. Key Reference is so refined and majestic, like a mild old male with Werther's Originals in his pocket.

Perfect for early Spring's warm afternoons and cool nights, this crisp and bubbly mixed drink strikes the ideal balance between sweet and organic.

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Short article by Allie, Liquor Department Associate My first taste of gin took place in college, throughout a quick summer study abroad to the United Kingdom. My recollection of the occasion stays a positive one, though the overall journey made me more of a scotch lover than a gin-sipper. With that stated, working with a variety of spirits requires a growing understanding of not just flavors and cocktail combinations, however likewise the strategies used by major brand names.