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Whiskey Review: Westland Colere Edition 3

We review Westland Colere Edition 3, celebrating barley's role in American Single Malt by showcasing Pilot Barley aged in refill casks.

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Westland Colere Edition 3 review

Tasting Notes

About:

Grain bill – Pilot Pale Malt. Limited release of 4,629 bottles with a SRP of $183.58. Minimum maturation 41 months. 50% ABV. Belgian Brewer’s Yeast strain.
Appearance:
Light golden brown.
Nose:
Grainy and yeasty, the whiskey has an herbal nose, like a light tea leaf, with chickpea and plastic notes.
Palate:
Great heat at the top of the palate, with a balanced spice that coats, and notes of marshmallow. I also placed the flavors of spice, fennel, and sugar – like sweet mukhwas, an Ayurvedic snack that I highly recommend!
Finish:
Comments:
I appreciated this expression, as well as the mission of Westland as it continues to develop unique flavor profiles while representing American Single Malt. Colere Edition 3 is a bright and bold whiskey that is balanced and delectable with a heat that builds but doesn’t overwhelm.

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.

Jerry Jenae Sampson

Jerry Sampson, a freelance writer, editor, and screenwriter, finds her creative work consistently enhanced by her passion for whiskey and craft cocktails. She relishes the opportunity to spend crisp fall days venturing to the renowned distilleries around Portland, gaining deeper insights into the intricate processes behind her beloved spirits.

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