High n’ Wicked Cask Strength
High n’ Wicked describes itself as “an importer and specialty bottler of exceptional whiskies.” The company was founded by L. Lyons Brown, III and Kevin E. Sachs in 2019, both of whom were former Brown-Forman senior executives. The company is extremely transparent in the fact that they source their whiskey, but also in listing many of the details a consumer would be interested in knowing about the whiskey they are purchasing, down to the style of mash, barrel char, and type of still that was used to distill the whiskey.
Nose
Roasted marshmallow | Hint of berries | Burnt oak | Touch of caramel | Earthy undertone | Surprisingly light for the proof
Palate
Review of High n’ Wicked Cask Strength WhiskeyBottle InfoClassification: Straight Bourbon
Company: Altamar Brands
Distillery: Sourced from an undisclosed Kentucky distillery(ies)
Release Date: December 2022
Proof: 125.2
Age: 5 Years
Mashbill: 51% Corn, 39% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Color: Bright Copper
MSRP: $90 (2022)
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Classification: Straight Bourbon
Company: Altamar Brands
Distillery: Sourced from an undisclosed Kentucky distillery(ies)
Release Date: December 2022
Proof: 125.2
Age: 5 Years
Mashbill: 51% Corn, 39% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Color: Bright Copper
MSRP: $90 (2022)
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Written by Emma Jones
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“The whiskey tastes amazing! It is well-balanced, with a nice blend of sweet and smokey flavors. The high proof adds a nice kick without overpowering the other flavors. Highly recommend giving it a try.“
The High n’ Wicked Cask Strength whiskey is a must-try for any whiskey enthusiast. The company’s transparency and attention to detail in sourcing their whiskey adds to the appeal, and the nose and palate deliver a well-balanced and delicious experience. Highly recommended.
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High n’ Wicked Cask Strength has a complex yet balanced flavor profile with impressive depth and character. The roasted marshmallow and burnt oak notes are reminiscent of a campfire, while the hint of berries and caramel add a touch of sweetness. The earthy undertone adds a unique dimension to the whiskey, making it an enjoyable and interesting sip. Despite its high proof, the whiskey is surprisingly light and smooth. Overall, it’s a great option for those looking for a cask strength whiskey with layers of flavor and a smooth finish.
This review highlights the impressive flavor profile and transparency of High n’ Wicked Cask Strength whiskey. The use of specific details, such as the founders’ background and the whiskey’s mash, barrel char, and still type, adds credibility to the company and the product. Overall, it seems like a top-notch option for whiskey lovers to try.
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I love that High n’ Wicked is transparent about sourcing their whiskey and includes detailed information about the production process. It shows their commitment to providing quality and unique products to consumers. The nose description of this particular cask strength whiskey sounds intriguing and I am eager to try it for myself.
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I appreciate the transparency and attention to detail shown by High n’ Wicked in their sourcing and production methods. The varied flavor notes in the nose and palate description sound intriguing and I would definitely give this whiskey a try.