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Copperworks Farmsmith
Copperworks Farmsmith American Single Malt Whiskey offers a unique exploration of barley, showcasing the impact of single variety, single farm, and single growing year on flavor. The inaugural release features Baroness malted barley from Joseph's Grainery in Colfax, Washington. Expect aromas of honeycomb, fresh bread, and oak spice, evolving into green peppercorn, light tobacco leaf, and leather on the palate.
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Nose: Honey malt, caramel covered green apple, orange and apricot preserves, green vegetables, grain, creamy notes, Fall spices, and Summer fruit
Palate: Velvety, lively, dry medium body with suggestions of green apple and apricot, matcha, mocha, sawdust, and milk chocolate.
Finish: Tingling, medium-length finish with notes of fennel.
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High West High Country
High West High Country is a bold American single malt whiskey made in Utah, showcasing 100% malted barley and aged at high elevation. With rich notes of toasted grain, dark fruit, and warm spice, it balances rustic character with refined complexity. Unfiltered and bottled at full strength, it captures the spirit of the American West in every sip.
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Nose: There is warm caramel overlaying a citrus like lemon peel, with cedar pine, salt, a refreshing note like fresh linens.
Palate: We start with charcoal of the barrel before milk chocolate evolves on the tongue. There is a tangy note on the tongue but the whiskey remains airy and light. The midpalate displays sweet fruit like melon and vanilla. The close is tangy with notes of salted plum.
Finish: There is a light smoke with coffee grounds and white sugar holding across the tongue. It is soft and muted but present.
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