These whiskeys are a throwback to the time when whiskey was sold for medicinal purposes.
and Stagg. Tasting notes describe an oaky, vanilla aroma, and a sweet palate with notes of leather and dark cherries.bottled at 107 proof which is based on a Pennsylvania brand originally made at the Joseph S. Finch Distillery by Schenley Distilling . It became a Canadian whisky in the 1940s before production ceased. Tasting notes describe a grainy, herbal palate with pickle and spice.
Walnut Hill was bottled at George T. Stagg during Prohibition, but little else is revealed about the origin of this whiskey. Today it’s a 90 proof high-rye bourbon with notes of corn, oak, sweet molasses, stone fruit, and vanilla.
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