Whiskey Review: Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey

Immediately after pouring, rich notes of honey comb dominate upfront, followed closely by a reminiscence of soft, fluffy hay. There is an inevitable slight ethanol burn from its higher proof. Digging deeper, light notes of toffee peanuts and black plum reveal themselves. Giving the spirit a couple minutes to rest and open, the sweet plum notes intensify, and the initial honeycomb takes on a softer, roasted characteristic. Taste: The first few sips feel sweet and candy-like, with a good amount of pancake syrup upfront. A couple quick chews bring out plump dried apple rings and vague hints of fruit-flavor-based tablet candies. Imagine the white-colored Smarties (which, apparently, is an orange cream flavor). A few more sips in, candied pecans and Coca-Cola syrup mixed with heavy bread and malt linger on the