Rabbit Hole Dareringer
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Distiller:
Rabbit Hole
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Bottler:
Rabbit Hole
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ABV:
46.5%
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Age:
NAS
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Price:
$$$$$
- Raided Score: 92
- Publication: Distiller
- Excerpt: On the palate, full-bodied, moderately sweet and appealingly spicy, massively and dangerously quaffable. Its subtlety belies its strength, and it's a total winner.
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- Raided Score: 87
- Publication: Whisky Advocate
- Excerpt: It finishes with dark fruit, menthol, licorice, roasted nuts, and plenty of oak. Takes water well.
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- Raided Score: 77
- Publication: Whiskey Consensus
- Excerpt: Adding in a touch of water or ice cube really helps release the flavors of this finished bourbon. I wanted more of a finish but the minimal dryness allowed me to continue sipping.
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- Raided Score: 85
- Publication: Whiskey Raiders
- Excerpt: With one caveat - you need to have a little bit of a sweet tooth - Rabbit Hole’s Dareringer is a well composed sherry finished bourbon.
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Intro:
Produced by Rabbit Hole in Kentucky and finished in PX Sherry casks, this finished bourbon release clocks in at 46.5% ABV with no age statement.
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Nose:
Jammy and sweet on the nose, plenty of cocoa, clove and caramel to keep things balanced.
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Taste:
Medium mouthfeel, some caramel, praline and plenty of juicy fruits. Cherry, blackberry, currant and a hint of peach, the PX is clear to find in the palate.
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Finish:
Medium length finish, no heat, more PX goodness. Caramel, praline, jammy sweetness on the finish once more.
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Overall:
With one caveat - you need to have a little bit of a sweet tooth - Rabbit Hole’s Dareringer is a well composed sherry finished bourbon. It’s not too sweet, it’s not artificial, and it manages the difficult job of balancing PX quite well.
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Score:
6
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