Review #295 – 1792 Full Proof: Loch & K(e)y Society Microbatch

Review #295 – 1792 Full Proof: Loch & K(e)y Society Microbatch

Review #: 295
Description: 1792 Full Proof: Loch & K(e)y Society Microbatch
Spirit: Bourbon

Background: This is a selection of 1792 Full Proof by Loch and K(e)y from Julio’s in Westboro, MA.  This is technically a “microbatch” composed of 2 barrels.  Nicknamed “Still Standing” this is bottled at 125 proof with no age statement.  

Distillery – Barton

Bottler – Barton

Brand – 1792

Selection – Loch & K(e)y Society

ABV – 62.5%

Age – NAS

Nose – Rich and spicy: Dr. Pepper, peppercorn, ginger bread, dark chocolate, cherry, lot of barrel spices, rich oak
Taste – Vanilla, tart cherry, Dr. Pepper, pretty thick and oily but spice starts to hit hard even before the alcohol comes in.  It’s almost like a maple syrup feel but not sweet
Finish – Ginger, licorice, lots of spice, Dr. Pepper again, bitter chocolate, loads of spice and kind of drying.

Score: 6
Would I buy a bottle? Yes, this one was $50

Thoughts: This has been straight distilled Dr. Pepper from the first crack, but some air time has helped relax the heat a bit.  It’s still very spice and oak driven, but real tasty.  The microbatch idea is interesting and works here, though I’d be interested to know how each barrel contributed to this blend.

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