Country Gentleman (1917/1932) Tasting Notes and Ratings.

Country Gentleman (1917/1932)

Added on Thursday, Dec 5, 2013 at 01:54 PM

Bottler:

J.A. Dougherty's

Age:	16 yrs	Type:	American
Vintage:	1917	Subtype:	Other
ABV:	50.00 %	Region:	Kentucky
Price:	N/A	Availability:	Collectors Only

Distilled 1917 Bottled 1932 Distilled by E.H. Taylor & Sons, #53 7th district KY (Old Taylor Distillery)

Bottled by J.A. Dougherty's, #2 1st district PA

Member Ratings and Notes

Sku

Nose: Starts with bold rye which melts into sweet notes and pine
Palate: Mint, menthol, medicinal
Finish: Sandalwood

C+/B-

Andy

n: Big red gum and varnish

p: Leather and motor oil

Adam

This whiskey is no gentleman.

Kevin

N: Something went wrong. Stale bread, cardboard, rotten vegetables. It just smells old.

P: Ouch. Smelling stale bread and cardboard is one thing, but don't put it in my mouth. It's hot on top of that. Adding water just makes it all go flat and....no.

F: Ok, please stop.

You're right Adam, this one didn't even have the common courtesy to hold the door open for me.

Chris

N: Hmm. Very odd...bad.
P: Horribly woody and rotten.

F: Bad. Nasty. Wood.

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