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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. Barrel Selections Hand selected Nose Palate barrels by our team / 1oz Cocktail Spirit Works Cask strength Wheat 17 NOSE: heat, nutmeg, Cinnamon Toast Crunch PALATE: chocolate, Corsair Oatrage $8 coffee, oats, caramel, rich NOSE: rich, dark caramel, baking spice, PALATE: Heavy, chocolate, Corsair Ryemageddon $6 red hots, Vanilla, coffee NOSE: toast, sawdust, creamed corn, caramel, granny smith apple Dickel 9 yr Sour Mash $6 PALATE: oak, allspice, barely, apple NOSE: coke bottle caps, candied orange peel, cigar paper, cinnamon Elijah Craig 9 yr 94p $6 PALATE: pie spices, vanilla, spicy, cardamom, blood orange M.B. Roland Single Barrel Uncut,NOSE: Stone fruit, apple pie spice, grilled corn PALATE: grilled $6 Unfiltered peaches, cinnamon, pie crust, spice, orange peel McKenzie 5 yr Wheated NOSE: yeasty, cinnamon, clove, wet wheat, buttered popcorn $8 Bourbon PALATE: bready, caramel corn, oak, robust NOSE: rich, sherry, pie spice, spiced pear, cherry cola PALATE: Old Pepper 5 yr Px finish $8 sherry bomb, dried apricots, cola NOSE: wheat, dried stonefruit, baking spice, oak PALATE: sweet Seven Stills "Whiskey Tango" $8 peaches, apricot, baked pie crust Seven Stills Citracot NOSE: AMAZING PALATE: AMAZING $8 Seven Stills Whipnose Cask NOSE: rich, maple, spicy, hoppy, PALATE: creamy, bitter, hoppy, $14 Strength sweet maple finish Spirit Works Cask Strength Yeah, we love this one 2..... $8 Wheat 18’ Spirit Works Cask Strength Rye TEST YOUR PALATE! House Fav... $8 18’ NOSE: apples, baking spice, mint gum wrapper, sweet tea PALATE: Spirit Works Cask strength rich caramel, roasted walnut, apple pie, graham cracker, dried pear, $9 Wheat 17' LONG finish Sutherland Distilling Cask NOSE: in your face, caramel, vanilla, crust PALATE: dough, sweet, $7 Strength Rye rich, spice bomb NOSE: Caramel, brown sugar, spicy oak, vanilla PALATE: heat, Wyoming Barrel Strength $7 butterscotch, baking spices, herbaceous Local Nose / Palate 1oz Cocktail 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 Benders Rye - Treasure Island, NOSE: slight vanilla, leather, slight spice, cinnamon, apple PALATE: $7 Ca bite of rye, vanilla, cloves, menthol NOSE: vanilla, molasses, honey, dark chocolate PALATE: spicey, Breaker - Buellton, Ca $8 corn, earthy, campfire NOSE: vanilla, cereal grain, oak, spice PALATE: rich, stewed dark Breaker Bourbon Port Finish $8 fruit, vanilla, dry 1 Local Nose / Palate 1oz Cocktail Breaker Wheated Bourbon - NOSE: corn, sweet, yeast, baked bread PALATE: easy, bready, $8 Buellton, Ca balanced, corn NOSE: brown sugar, cinnamon, incense, heavy grain PALATE: Charbay (S) - St Helena, Ca $15 dusky spice, grain, subtle coffee, dark chocolate NOSE: intense hops, sherry, orange, clove TASTE: woody, Racer 5, Charbay R5 - St Helena, Ca $10 herbal, grain Do Good Beechwood - Modesto, NOSE: sweet malt, cinnamon, dried cherry, leather • PALATE: $7 Ca caramel, mesquite, apricot, sweet BBQ sauce Do Good Cherry Wood - NOSE: cherry cream soda, dried peach • PALATE: sourdough, oak, $7 Modesto, Ca malty Do Good Peat Smoke - Modesto, NOSE: beef jerky, brandied cherry, chili spice • PALATE: malty, dry, $7 Ca yeasty, all-spice Griffo Stout Barreled Bourbon - NOSE: fresh fig, caramel, coffee bean PALATE: espresso, chocolate, $9 Petaluma, Ca tobacco Lost Republic Bourbon - NOSE: meyer lemon, allspice, banana PALATE: biscuits, jam, honey, $8 Healdsburg, Ca vanilla, cut hay, creme brûlée Lost Republic Rye - Healdsburg, NOSE: cherries, tobacco, lemon zest PALATE: sweet, spicy, $8 Ca raspberry, toffee, clove, ginger Lost Spirits Abomination "The NOSE: sweet BBQ smoke, gooey dried fruit compote, peach, floral $7 Sayers of the Law" - Salinas, Ca PALATE: smoky, briney, coconut husk, peat, coffee, lilac Lost Spirits Abomination "The NOSE: golden raisin, briny, seaweed, caramel, white port PALATE: $7 crying of the Puma" - Salinas, Ca clove, cinnamon, tobacco, toasted nori, oaky sweetness NOSE: malted rye with a touch of corn and barley, aged in bourbon Low Gap 2 Yr. Rye - Ukiah, Ca $8 and cognac barrels • PALATE: rich, very smooth Low Gap 2 yr. Bavarian Wheat - NOSE: orange, cognac, agave, and budda’s hand zest • PALATE: rich, $9 Ukiah, Ca sweet caramel, hazelnut, citrus, and toasted oak Low Gap 2 yr. Blended - Ukiah, NOSE: orange, cognac, agave, and budda’s hand zest • PALATE: rich, $8 Ca sweet caramel, hazelnut, citrus, and toasted oak NOSE: banana, milk, chocolate chips, cookie dough PALATE: tart, Low Gap Bourbon - Ukiah, Ca $8 tropical fruits, clove spice NOSE: malt grain, beer, floral, pear PALATE: citrus, spice, Low Gap White Rye - Ukiah, Ca $7 peppermint, jasmine Mosswood Apple Brandy Finish -NOSE: dark chocolate, tannin, cherry, salty, coffee cake • PALATE: $6 Berkeley, Ca creamy, coffee, chocolate, grapefruit, raisins, oak Mosswood Espresso barrel - NOSE: dark chocolate, tannin, cherry, salty, coffee cake • PALATE: $6 Berkeley, Ca creamy, coffee, chocolate, grapefruit, raisins, oak Mosswood Sour ale finish - NOSE: green apple, pepper, red licorice, floral hops • PALATE: lime, $6 Berkeley, Ca hoppy, sour cherry, caramel, apple, ginger Old Potrero 18th Century 100% NOSE: toasted Rye, dried hay, burnt toffeee, lemon PALATE: fruity, $9 Rye - San Francisco, Ca dark chocolate, bready, clove 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, $10 San Diego, Ca malt San Diego Distillery Cask Rye - NOSE: sweet, honey, spice, oak PALATE: candied nuts, caramel, $10 San Diego, Ca roasted peanut, almond cashew San Diego Distillery Single Malt -NOSE: woody, walnut, mahogany, cherry PALATE: sharp, wood $10 San Diego, Ca smoke, spicy licorice Seven Still Whipnose - San NOSE: Cali hops, bursting citrus floral notes • PALATE: rye $12 Francisco, Ca spiciness, caramel, finishes with Vermont maple sugar 2 Local Nose / Palate 1oz Cocktail 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, NOSE: dark fruit, chocolate, coffee, hazelnut PALATE: chocolate, $12 Ca rich, stout Seven Stills Frambooze - San NOSE: raspberry, oak, sour beer PALATE: sour, fresh raspberry, $12 Francisco, Ca brandied cherry Seven Stills Saison Dolores - San NOSE: Marzipan, citrus, pine cherries PALATE: vanilla, dry, dried $12 Francisco, Ca stone fruit Seven stills Fluxuate - San NOSE: roasted coffee beans, brewed coffee, vanilla, cinnamon • $15 Francisco, Ca PALATE: roasted malts, dark chocolate, rich roasted flavors NOSE: intense, caramelized sugar, baking spices, dark fruits, Slaughter House American butterscotch and vanilla notes • PALATE: smooth, ultra rich, $7 Whiskey - Napa Valley, Ca layered,honey, toast, caramel Sonoma County Black Truffle NOSE: earth, wet green herbs, dusty spices, cinnamon, clove $20 Rye - Rohnert Park, Ca PALATE: black pepper, cinnamon, allspice, mushroom, leather Sonoma County Distilling NOSE: aroma of corn, baked biscuits, exposed oak • PALATE: honey, Company West of Kentucky No. $8 cloves, touches of vanilla and caramel 1 Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca Sonoma County Distilling Rye - NOSE: vanilla, cracked pepper, leather, tobacco • PALATE: toasted $7 Rohnert Park, Ca rye bread, melted butter, vanilla, allspice, white pepper Sonoma County No. 2 Wheated NOSE: grassy, molasses, pine, eucalyptus, cocoa nibs, tobacco $8 Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca PALATE: chocolate, coffee, banana, sugar cane Sonoma County No. 3 High rye NOSE: corn meal, caramel, toffee, vanilla, wintergreen, clove $8 Bourbon - Rohnert Park, Ca PALATE: spice, cinnamon, caramelized red fruit, cornmeal, vanilla NOSE: homemade chocolate chip cookies, caramel, cinnamon Sonoma County Wheat - bundt cake • PALATE: semi-sweet, butterscotch, English toffee and $8 Rohnert Park, Ca vanilla Sonoma county Cherrywood NOSE: rye spice, caramel, caky vanilla, cinnamon • PALATE: sharp $8 Rye - Rohnert Park, Ca rye with spice, nuts, pekoe tea, oak, Lyle's golden syrup Spirit Works Rye - Sebastopol, NOSE: baked apple, leather, cedar, coffee PALATE: spice, $8 Ca honeycomb, oak, long finish St. George Baller Single Malt - NOSE: Warm Beer Mash, cherry cream soda, root beer barrel candy $15 Alameda, Ca • PALATE: Brine, Pickle, Smoke, summer BBQ St. George Single Malt Lot 17 - NOSE: lavender honey, tangerines, watermelon sandalwood • $25 Alameda, Ca PALATE: pale malt, dusty cocoa, bittersweet chocolate Wright and Brown Bourbon - NOSE: light spice, orange peel, oak, bitter PALATE: spicy rye, soft $7 Oakland, Ca oak, silky Wright and Brown Rye - NOSE: Creme brûlée, dark chocolate, plum jam, pepper PALATE: $7 Oakland, Ca full, rich, nutmeg, clove, malt, dates, smoky, vanilla, fennel Bourbon Nose / Palate 1oz Cocktail 291 Colorado Bourbon barrel NOSE: chocolate covered cherries, smoky, cabin PALATE: fruity, $13 proof 124.2p campfire, bitter, cherry NOSE: caramel, vanilla, funk, earthiness PALATE: spicy, smoke, Ambassador 12 yr Bourbon $12 vanilla, honey NOSE: ripe berried fruits, candied tangerine, light
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