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Intro:
"Known for producing fruit spirits since 1874 Bertrand distillery offers a product of great originality: The Biersky!
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Nose:
Honey, doughy and bready. Musty and sticky sweet pastries. Like a nice, rich raisin bread.
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Taste:
Medium mouthfeel. Oily, sticky caramel and cinnabon notes. Icing, mild sulfur, honey caramel and vanilla. Light pepper. Reminds me faintly of Charbay characteristics like the III. Musty, funky, tasty dessert.
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Finish:
Medium length, dought and sweet with plums, tobacco and vanilla.
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Overall:
Super unique but showing a lot of complexity for something with as strange a mashbill as this. I thought this improved on a lot of flaws I found in Charbay R5 - not to say this is a direct comparison, by any means, but the sample pool of products like this that I've tried is very low. The complexity and the blend of sweet to funk makes this a good pick in my book.
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Score:
6
- Our in house critic rates spirits on a scale of 0-10 (10 best) and is aggregated the same as external sources
