Distilled by Heaven Hill in 1993, this release is a dusty bottling of a now defunct label: Anderson Club. It's bottled at 43% ABV and brought back from Japan, and I'm stoked to be drinking it today. Let's dive in!
Whew, a blast from the past that’s hard not to love. The richness, despite the proof, is beyond satisfying. A really interesting look at past production that's frankly wonderful.
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House Review
Nose:
Heavy on cherry cola, root beer, sweet cream and caramel, light anise and everything you’d find at the soda fountain.
Taste:
Odd, lovely, richness for 43% ABV, this pour is sweet, fronted with honey, cola and more cherries. Decadent, dark chocolate note, a touch of sour cocoa - like a bold, imperial stout. Creme brulee and morello cherries on the back palate.
Finish:
Long finish, all cherries, cola, cocoa and root beer, all day long.
Overall:
Whew, a blast from the past that’s hard not to love. The richness despite the proof is beyond satisfying, a really interesting look at past production that's frankly wonderful.
Score:
92
By T8ke
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