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Angel’s Envy Cask Strength 2022
This limited-edition whiskey is the eleventh release in Angel’s Envy’s highly acclaimed annual cask strength program. The barrels chosen for this exclusive bottling are hand selected and blended before finishing their maturation in aromatic port wine casks. Each undiluted, full-proof sip offers a powerful punch of brown sugar, maple, and allspice. Angel’s Envy Cask Strength 2022 delivers a supremely unique tasting experience that is accessible to drinkers at every level of consumer taste and maturity.
Angel’s Envy Cask Strength 2022 Release 750ml | 119.8 Proof
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Richard Thomas –
The amber coloring of the whiskey has a nut brown tint to it in the glass. The nose leads with a dry and toasty oak quality, lightly dusted with cinnamon, with a fruity vanilla current following behind. The flavor flips that order, with the red berries, raisins, and vanilla coming on first.
Chris Null –
There’s a lot of woody barrel influence here, a common encounter with Angel’s Envy, and water is helpful at tempering the burly heat, giving the finish a brighter cherry note, touched just so with notes of lemon. As is almost always the case, it’s fine stuff — and a lovely holiday splurge for any fan of the standard-strength Angel’s Envy.
Robb Report –
Close to 120 proof is strong but not aggressive, although you do feel the heat particularly on the tip of your tongue. The whiskey announces itself with a nice tannic pop, and this dryness quickly fades into a multitude of flavors including orange zest, lemon, dark cherry, vanilla fudge, espresso, and ripe stone fruits.
Drinkhacker –
A rich and immersive nose feels a bit hot, appropriately so, pushing notes of barrel char and toasted nuts, with notes of orange peel and mulled wine present but a bit restrained.
Whiskey Reviewer –
The nose leads with a dry and toasty oak quality, lightly dusted with cinnamon, with a fruity vanilla current following behind. The flavor flips that order, with the red berries, raisins, and vanilla coming on first, and the tannic and spicy notes bringing up the rear.
Jerry Jenae Sampson –
I liked this year’s release so much more than last. I found more complexity and richness in the 2022 release, with the bold flavors melding perfectly with the cask strength.
James T. –
This year’s release is phenomenal! It has a beautiful blend of rich vanilla, dried fruit, and subtle oak, with a finish that lingers just long enough.