Similarly seamless with satisfying carbonation and a balanced cola sweetness with brown-sugared rum character. Lime notes pull through on the finish.
Similarly seamless with satisfying carbonation and a balanced cola sweetness with brown-sugared rum character. Lime notes pull through on the finish.
Aged seven years, this single barrel whiskey is stately and full-bodied, with intricate flavors of peach nectar, mango, and cinnamon hots. Mid-point notes of walnut, sassafras, and orange peel. A gregarious spirit, well detailed with an expressive finish of cedar, oatmeal, and spiced tea leaves.
A charming, potato-based spirit with the tag line “Who’s Your Caddie” ™ (A looper refers to caddies who work at clubs and resorts). It offers a silky entry with a sprinkle of black pepper and a wash of vanilla. Clean, with an extended, luxurious finish.
The mash bill of 60% corn, 36% rye, and 4% malted barley begins with a semi-sweet nose of maple oatmeal, cinnamon, and stone fruit. A sultry entry of mocha, buttered pecan, cedar, and black cherry. This is a balanced spirit, with a creamy base of apple pie and cinnamon.
Lemon verbena and sweet oak are bolstered by a honeyed foundation. Aged in Tucson’s desert climate, there is a note of smoke and earth, followed by loose tobacco and dried apricot. A full-bodied spirit aged in new American oak.
Reminiscent of a Speyside Single Malt, peach spice and salty notes of dark chocolate add to charred sandalwood and a stratum of flowery/herbal and biscuity flavors. Distilled from malted barley and smoked over a native mesquite fire. Notes of sassafras and cinnamon stick linger on the finish.
This just-released Sonoran whiskey is aged in old Dorado mesquite casks for three months and filtered over mesquite charcoal. Tucson’s arid terroir has an impact with its huge day-to-night desert temperature swings and no humidity; in fact, angel share for this whiskey is water loss, not alcohol. Its 95% rye foundation offers cinnamon-maple, with peach-spiced pie. The maple settles on the tongue, warming and soothing. Oatmeal lends a note, with walnut bread broadening on the sultry finish.
The five-times distilled vodka is partnered with Equator coffee’s Mocha Java blend. This spirit does not possess the sweet, syrupy character of some other coffee liqueurs; it stands tall and loyal to its roasted coffee profile. Bittersweet dark chocolate accompanies the deep roasted notes with a dry, nutty finish.