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Whiskey Review: Journeyman Silver Cross Whiskey

Journeyman Silver Cross Whiskey is the focus of this review, as we crack a four-grain equal parts craft whiskey with a golf theme.

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Journeyman Silver Cross Whiskey

Tasting Notes

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Appearance:
Nose:
the nose is a real mixed bag, with fruity blackberry and pear mingling with warm baking spices, honey, and freshly-baked bread. All together, it smells like a bakery I wouldn’t be able to resist spending my money at.
Palate:
warm and velvety on the palate, with notes of dark fruit, cinnamon, and toast. Finish: the finish is grain- and spice-forward, and medium-length. After swallowing, a slightly bitter note not unlike hops lingers. Conclusion/Final Score: Overall, the word that comes to mind tasting Silver Cross is “rich.” Its well-balanced flavor profile is complemented by a just-right mouthfeel; it seems those extra-small barrels are serving their purpose, because I wouldn’t have guessed this is a young whiskey. Score: 90/100
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Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Katelyn Best

Katelyn Best, a freelance writer based in Portland, Oregon, is a regular contributor to The Whiskey Wash. She has a particular passion for exploring the unique and unconventional aspects of the whisky world.

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