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I see herbs, like ginseng, or is my eyes playing with me Mitch, I figure i could answer part of it even though I am the wrong Mike ..
 
Fred Scigliano said:
Damn I'm missing out.
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Yes, This one tasted close to the review.
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Found North Batch 006​

Awards​

Gold (San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2023)

Description​

Batch 006 is a thunderous cask strength whisky. At 128.2 proof, Found North presents its weightiest whisky to date. The primary component, making up 65% of this 5-whisky blend, is the same foundational whisky that Batch 002 was built around, only 20 months more mature. What it's gained in age has manifested in a deep resonance. We used two other corn components in this blend, capturing the demerara note from the 26 year old Hungarian oak aged whisky and a butterscotch texture from a lively 17 year old corn aged in ex-bourbon barrels.

The combination of these three corn components laid a thick, almost chewy, foundation for the pair of 18 year and 19 year old rye whiskies we blended in. One rye was aged in Hungarian oak, lending a white pepper and mesquite spiciness. The other, aged in rechar American oak, provided the counter melody of bright fruit notes, sweet melon, lychee tea and raspberry jam.

Flavor Notes​

The nose pops out of the glass with rich maple syrup, caramelized red apple and worked leather. Batch 006 rolls across the palate like a river of molten lava made of treacle, honey and molasses. The finish lingers like a grizzly bear’s last pancake breakfast before hibernating through an arctic winter, presenting layer after layer of warm butterscotch syrup, sugared strawberries, figs, a hint of nutmeg and dark chocolate truffle power. Underneath the weight of all this whisky a few drops of water reveals cantaloupe, chestnuts, rose water, rich vanilla and the wonderful reminder that winter is not that bad if you have the right whisky.
 
toolmanmike said:
Yes, This one tasted close to the review.
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Found North Batch 006​

Awards​

Gold (San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2023)

Description​

Batch 006 is a thunderous cask strength whisky. At 128.2 proof, Found North presents its weightiest whisky to date. The primary component, making up 65% of this 5-whisky blend, is the same foundational whisky that Batch 002 was built around, only 20 months more mature. What it's gained in age has manifested in a deep resonance. We used two other corn components in this blend, capturing the demerara note from the 26 year old Hungarian oak aged whisky and a butterscotch texture from a lively 17 year old corn aged in ex-bourbon barrels.

The combination of these three corn components laid a thick, almost chewy, foundation for the pair of 18 year and 19 year old rye whiskies we blended in. One rye was aged in Hungarian oak, lending a white pepper and mesquite spiciness. The other, aged in rechar American oak, provided the counter melody of bright fruit notes, sweet melon, lychee tea and raspberry jam.

Flavor Notes​

The nose pops out of the glass with rich maple syrup, caramelized red apple and worked leather. Batch 006 rolls across the palate like a river of molten lava made of treacle, honey and molasses. The finish lingers like a grizzly bear’s last pancake breakfast before hibernating through an arctic winter, presenting layer after layer of warm butterscotch syrup, sugared strawberries, figs, a hint of nutmeg and dark chocolate truffle power. Underneath the weight of all this whisky a few drops of water reveals cantaloupe, chestnuts, rose water, rich vanilla and the wonderful reminder that winter is not that bad if you have the right whisky.
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Wow that's a palate full. Bet not a cheap bottle or bottles to buy.
 
The more affluent people in Viet Nam have them in their homes. I have also seen alcohol bottles with lizards or snakes in them.... :eek::eek:
 
dukeboy_318 said:
I’ll just crush it. Much quicker
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I have no idea what your going through Chris but dammit don't you go giving up on selling your car or keeping it. Be strong for your family they need you right now.
Not trying to be a burden to ya just trying to be a friend.
 
Fred Scigliano said:
I have no idea what your going through Chris but dammit don't you go giving up on selling your car or keeping it. Be strong for your family they need you right now.
Not trying to be a burden to ya just trying to be a friend.
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Thanks I’ll think about it
 
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