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WHISKEY BIBLE All Ounces Are Served in a Glen Cairn Whiskey Glass, Which Really Lets One Savor the Taste and Complexity of Fine Whiskey WHISKEY BIBLE All ounces are served in a Glen cairn Whiskey Glass, which really lets one savor the taste and complexity of fine whiskey. With the tapered mouth, you are able to really smell all of the nuances the whiskey has to offer. Each drink is described by the nose and palate. House Barrel Selections NoseNose / PalatePalate ClamsClams Dickel 9yr sour mash Nose; toast, sawdust, creamed corn, caramel, granny smith apple $6 Palate; oak, allspice,barley,apple NOSE: Stone fruit, apple pie spice, grilled corn PALATE: grilled peaches, M.B. Roland Single Barrel Uncut, $6 Unfiltered cinnamon, pie crust, spice, orange peel McKenzie 5 yr Wheated NOSE: yeasty, cinnamon, clove, wet wheat, buttered popcorn PALATE: Bourbon bready, caramel corn, oak, robust $8 Nose; sweet, citrus,hoppy, light Seven Stills “Citracot” Palate; dry hoppy beer, mild mandarin orange $8 NOSE: wheat, dried stonefruit, baking spice, oak PALATE: sweet peaches, $8 Seven Stills “Whiskey Tango” apricot, baked pie crust Spirit Works Cask Strength NOSE: apples, baking spice, mint gum wrapper, sweet tea PALATE: rich Wheat caramel, roasted walnut, apple pie, graham cracker, dried pear, LONG $9 finish Sonoma County Blue Corn NOSE; Aroma of corn,baked biscuits, exposed oak PALATE: honey, $8 cloves, touches of vanilla and caramel Spirit works cask strength Yeah we love this one 2 $8 wheat '18 Spirit works Cask strength TEST YOUR PALATE! One house favorite... $9 Rye'18 Spirit works cask strength NOSE; apples, baked spices, mint gum,sweet tea $9 wheat'17 PALATE; rich caramel, roasted walnut, apple pie, graham cracker Local Nose/Palate ClamsClams Amador 10 barrel Hopped - NOSE: Hops, 2-row barley •PALATE: Carmel, clove, vanilla $10 Amador, Ca Amador Double Barrel - NOSE:vanilla, baking spice •PALATE: brown sugar, spice, oak $7 Amador, Ca NOSE: vanilla, molasses, honey, dark chocolate PALATE: spicey, corn, Breaker Bourbon- Buellton, Ca earthy, campfire $7 NOSE: brown sugar, cinnamon, incense, heavy grain PALATE: dusky spice, Charbay (S) - St Helena, Ca grain, subtle coffee, dark chocolate $15 Charbay Hop Release III - St NOSE: dense, vanilla, chocolate, oaky PALATE: dark coffee, burnt Helena, Ca marshmallow, roasted grain $40 Charbay R5 - St Helena, Ca NOSE: intense hops, sherry, orange, clove TASTE: woody, Racer 5, herbal, $10 grain Do Good Cherry Wood - Modesto, Ca NOSE: cherry cream soda, dried peach • PALATE: sourdough, oak, malty $7 Do Good Nighthawk NOSE: candied orange peel, nutmeg, cinnamon, pie crust, apricot PALATE: $6 dry, baking spice, golden raisin NOSE: beef jerky, brandied cherry, chili spice • PALATE: malty, dry, yeasty, Do Good Peat Smoke - Modesto, $7 Ca all-spice 1 LocalLocal NoseNose / PalatePalate ClamsClams Griffo Stout Finish NOSE: fresh fig, caramel, coffee bean PALATE: espresso, chocolate, tobacco $7 Lost Republic Rye - Healdsberg, NOSE: cherries, tobacco, lemon zest PALATE: sweet, spicy, raspberry, Ca toffee, clove, ginger $6 NOSE: malted rye with a touch of corn and barley, aged in bourbon and Low Gap 2 Yr. Rye - Ukiah, Ca $8 cognac barrels • PALATE: rich, very smooth Low Gap 2 yr. Bavarian Wheat - NOSE: orange, cognac, agave, and budda’s hand zest • PALATE: rich, sweet $9 Ukiah, Ca caramel, hazelnut, citrus, and toasted oak NOSE: banana, milk, chocolate chips, cookie dough PALATE: tart, tropical Low Gap Bourbon - Ukiah, Ca fruits, clove spice $8 Mosswood Apple brandy barrel - NOSE: dark chocolate, tannin, cherry, salty, coffee cake • PALATE: creamy, Berkeley, Ca coffee, chocolate, grapefruit, raisins, oak $6 Old Potrero 18th Century 100% NOSE: toasted Rye, dried hay, burnt toffeee, lemon PALATE: fruity, dark $9 Rye - San Francisco, Ca chocolate, bready, clove NOSE: twizzler, red hots, chocolate cherries, orange peel PALATE: red hot Old Potrero Port Barrel Finish candy, cherry, nutty, menthol $15 Old Potrero Single malt Straight NOSE: candy store, twizzlers, red hots, chocolate cherries PALATE: $9 Rye - San Francisco, Ca cinnamon, cherry, nutty, piney San Diego Distillery Bourbon - NOSE: clove, wood polish, roasted apple PALATE: sweet, smokey, malt $10 San Diego, Ca NOSE: sweet, honey, spice, oak PALATE: candied nuts, caramel, roasted San Diego Distillery Cask Rye - $10 San Diego, Ca peanut, almond cashew San Diego Distillery Single Malt - NOSE: woody, walnut, mahogany, cherry PALATE: sharp, wood smoke, $10 San Diego, Ca spicy licorice Seven Stills Chocasmoke - San NOSE: peat smoke, burst of chocolate, dark malt • PALATE: heavy $15 Francisco, Ca chocolate, peat, smoke, deliciousness Seven Stills Czar - San Francisco, Ca NOSE: dark fruit, chocolate, coffee, hazelnut PALATE: chocolate, rich, stout $12 Seven Stills Saison Dolores - San NOSE: Marzipan, citrus, pine cherries PALATE: vanilla, dry, dried stone $12 Francisco, Ca fruit Seven Stills Whipnose- San Nose;Cali hops,bursting citrus floral notes Palate; rye, spiciness, $12 Fransisco, CA caramel, finishes with vermont maple syrup NOSE: roasted coffee beans, brewed coffee, vanilla, cinnamon • PALATE: Seven stills Fluxuate - San $15 Francisco, Ca roasted malts, dark chocolate, rich roasted flavors NOSE: intense, caramelized sugar, baking spices, dark fruits, butterscotch Slaughter House American and vanilla notes • PALATE: smooth, ultra rich, layered,honey, toast, $7 Whiskey - Napa Valley, Ca caramel Sonoma County Wheat- Nose; homemade chocolate cookies, caramel, cinnamon, $8 Rohnert park,CA bundt cake Palate; semi-sweet, butterscotch, english toffee Sonoma County Distilling NOSE: aroma of corn, baked biscuits, exposed oak • PALATE: honey, cloves, Company West of Kentucky No. $8 1 Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca touches of vanilla and caramel Sonoma County Distilling Rye - NOSE: vanilla, cracked pepper, leather, tobacco • PALATE: toasted rye $7 Rohnert Park, Ca bread, melted butter, vanilla, allspice, white pepper Sonoma County No.3 High Rye NOSE: corn meal, caramel, toffee, vanilla, wintergreen, clove PALATE: $7 Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca spice, cinnamon, caramelized red fruit, cornmeal, vanilla Sonoma County West of NOSE: grassy, molasses, pine, eucalyptus, cocoa nibs, tobacco PALATE: $8 Kentucky No. 2 Wheated chocolate, coffee, banana, sugar cane Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca Sonoma county Cherrywood NOSE: rye spice, caramel, caky vanilla, cinnamon • PALATE: sharp rye with $8 Rye - Rohnert Park, Ca spice, nuts, pekoe tea, oak, Lyle's golden syrup Spirit Works Rye - Sebastopol, NOSE: baked apple, leather, cedar, coffee PALATE: spice, honeycomb, oak, $8 Ca long finish 2 LocalLocal NoseNose / PalatePalate ClamsClams St. George Baller Single Malt - NOSE: Warm Beer Mash, cherry cream soda, root beer barrel candy • Alameda, Ca PALATE: Brine, Pickle, Smoke, summer BBQ $15 Wright and Brown Bourbon - NOSE: light spice, orange peel, oak, bitter PALATE: spicy rye, soft oak, silky $7 Oakland, Ca Wright and Brown Rye - NOSE: Creme brûlée, dark chocolate, plum jam, pepper PALATE: full, rich, Oakland, Ca nutmeg, clove, malt, dates, smoky, vanilla, fennel $10 BourbonBourbon NoseNose / PalatePalate ClamsClams NOSE: fruit, vanilla, bready, and caramel • PALATE: toasted nuts, smooth, Baker's $6 mango, and dark fruits NOSE: corn pudding, maple butter, bitter chocolate • PALATE: citrus oils, Barrell 5 yr batch 007B $9 grapefruit, burnt sugar NOSE: fresh cut pipe tobacco, Cedar, wood fire, stone fruits • PALATE: long Barrell 8 yr 6m batch 010 $12 cooked quince, fresh lemon curd NOSE: oak, cherry, crepe brûlée, vanilla PALATE: caramel, cherry, vanilla, Barterhouse 20 yr Bourbon $25 sweet NOSE: spice, tea, peppermint, and butterscotch • PALATE: peppery, honey, Basil Hayden's $ light body, and spices 7 Belle Meade Madeira Cask NOSE: sweet, dried fruit, brown sugar, oak PALATE: fruity, pepper, baking $9 spice, maple NOSE: dark, rich, sweet, burnt sugar vanilla • PALATE: starts soft, caramel, Belle Meade Sherry 9yr Cask $12 oak, and vanilla extract NOSE: maple syrup and caramel with floral fragrances and a citrus zest • Belle Meade XO Cognac finish PALATE: caramel, vanilla, rye spice, hints of apricot, smooth finish, cherry, $12 plum, cinnamon NOSE: chestnut, grass, leather, and barley • PALATE: earthy, licorice, rye $8 Bib & Tucker spice, and pine NOSE: violet, lavender, cherry, cinnamon, honeydew PALATE: green apple, Blade and Bow $6 pear, peach, licorice, anise NOSE: buttery, baked apple pie, spice, pepper PALATE: cream corn, rye $7 Breckenridge High proof spice, char, cinnamon cider NOSE: cooked dark fruit, berry pie filling, caramel, vanilla PALATE: creme Booker’s “Blue Knight” 02-17 brulee, wood, allspice, burnt sugar, oak $8 Brekenridge NOSE: aromas of under-ripe banana and brown sugar • PALATE: long sweet $6 oak, vanila finish NOSE: crispaly spiced, cinnamon, evergreen, vanilla, anise, teaberry • Buffalo Trace PALATE: dried fruit, light honey, wisp of smoke $5 NOSE: honeyed orchard fruit, gentle spice, vanilla and caramel • PALATE: Bulleit $6 unchallenging bourbon, well balanced NOSE: dates, vanilla, smoky, and white oak • PALATE: pears, dark cherries, Bulleit 10 Yr. $7 vanilla bean, and spice NOSE: corn, rose Peter, molasses, vanilla PALATE: spicy black tea, charred Colorado Gold Straight Bourbon $6 oak, brown sugar NOSE: aroma carries lightly toasted oak, with dried figs and butterscotch • E.H. Taylor Single Barrel PALATE: sweetness balanced with tobacco and dark spices $12 E.H. Taylor Small Batch NOSE: orange peel, dates, roasted nuts and tobacco lead to a sweet finish • $12 PALATE: soft mouth-feel, subtle spices of pepper and tobacco NOSE: toffee, orange peel, herbs, and honey • PALATE: bold, candied Eagle Rare 10
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