Whiskey Review: Silverbelly Whiskey
Whiskey Review is a American whisky. ABV: 91 proof. Our expert rating is 3/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
As with the color: barely there. I poured more in the glass to see if that would procure a scent. It did not. I sniffed deeper. I have not ever been close to paper pulp, but I have lived near a paper mill. This smells ever so slightly like a benign whiff of that aroma on days the wind would blow just right. Otherwise, there is truly nothing there. I find this impressive, actually. Its like a scented version of those quiet rooms that will drive you insane if you spend too much time there.
Palate
This is..unpleasant. I have tasted moonshine of dodgy origin; that tasted better. This tastes like whiskey that someone had to hustle off the fermentation track. Whiskus interruptus. Not only does it look and smell completely unaged, it tastes that way, too. If I strain, like really, really, really strain, I can distantly locate some elements of caramel, but again, its more like sweetness that has just barely begun to caramelize. More like sugar cubes youd feed a horse.
Finish
Comments: Latest On The Whiskey Wash No mash bill available, but at least 51% corn; aged a minimum of two years in new oak; 91 proof; about $40. In the bottle: extremely pale gold
Expert Review
3/10Our honest assessment of Silverbelly Whiskey — what works, what does not, and whether it belongs on your shelf.
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