Here we have a blended whisky from Poland's J.A. Baczewski, marrying malted barley and other grains. It's fairly spice-driven, so should hold its own rather well mixed with ginger ale and the like. The big ol' 1782 on the label is a reference to year that the first Baczewski distillery was opened on the outskirts of Lviv (now in Ukraine).
Fresh hay and gingersnap biscuits, with a drizzle of caramel and honey sponge cake.
Fresh, green oak, with baking spices and some grain sweetness.
Ginger spice returns on a warming, dry finish.
I like it a lot. An experience I don’t want to ha undone. Punky and a bit insanely.
Good stuff
very good whisky considering the price and it being from Poland (...not Austria). Please re stock!
