First off, Noah’s Mill is easily in my top 5 bourbons so these tasting notes might be ‘slightly’ biased 😊
When I first tried NM I actually didn’t think much of it, so left it for a while.
When I went back to the bottle after a few weeks, it had transformed into something so special that I’d been hooked since.
It’s not for the faint-hearted, at 114 proof it packs a punch. But if you like stronger bourbons, particularly barrel strength, I reckon you’ll enjoy this.
Noah’s Mill is a NAS bourbon but is believed to contain whisky between 4 and 20 years of age.
Appearance: Bulmers cider/Tizer amber
Nose: Beautifully sweet but complex, cherry, rich dark fruits, baking spice, plenty of oak and wood spice, apple, quite a lot of citrus/orange peel. There’s also a ‘funky’ aroma that I only catch as the glass moves towards or away from my nose, but not while it’s under it.
Palate: Superbly oily mouth feel. Lovely sweet heat, cinnamon, and cherry continue. Butter, mint and liquorice follow too.
Finish: Herbal, mint and liquorice to finish. There’s also the oak that’s been the underlying feature all the way through.
Overall: I love it, it’s beautifully smooth, oily and complex. Lovely warmth and just keeps giving.
Buy it
Try it
Now 🤤🥃👍
