Whiskey Review: Laws Whiskey House 7 Year Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey Batch 5
Whiskey Review is a American whisky made by ies. ABV: 50% ABV, mash bill: 100% heirloom Centennial wheat. Our expert rating is 9/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
The first impression is of a punchy spirit with fruity and vanilla notes. The aromatics leap from the glass upon pouring. As it opens up, this kid gets down the business. Theres a whiff of volatile acidity that transforms into red cherries and Sweet Tart candies. The nose is mostly savory, though, with notes of oatmeal cookies, melted butter, and toasted walnuts. This does show its age in comparison to the five-year, which had a more raw flour note. This ends with a touch of shoe polish and shucked corn.
Palate
The whiskey is more medium-bodied than viscous with a harsh astringency to its finish that keeps the palate clean. Its not sugary, but there is a sweetness to the taste. I pick up notes of sesame crackers, buttered toffee, creamed corn, and pecan clusters. Theres oodles of flavors and lots of complexity to enjoy without being cloying or overbearing. The finish is fairly long in length. I would hate to use this as a mixer with anything but a dash of water or ice, its simply too complex and delicious on its own.
Finish
Comments: Latest On The Whiskey Wash Barrels were aged seven years and nine months on average in new American oak, 50% ABV, mash bill: 100% heirloom Centennial wheat, SRP $79.99/ 750ml bottle
Expert Review
9/10Laws Whiskey House 7 Year Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey Batch 5 is an exceptional find — one of those bottles that genuinely earns its reputation. Here is our full take.
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