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Hey everybody, another whiskey quickie coming at at you and today we're looking at a super,

really limited, very hard to find-ish type of release coming from Diageo, but their smaller brand

of Blade and Bow, and this is the Blade and bow 22 year now i've i've had this before

and i've loved it but we don't think we've done an official review of it no not official just me

and you sitting around a table so that's not official it's not official and hopefully we didn't

put the cart before the horse there when we start talking about this a little bit. But here's some, a little bit of background for it as well.

So this was, should I say, Blade and Bow was actually initially revealed in 2015.

And then they came out and they said, hey, we've got these older stocks.

Let's go ahead and create this older vintage.

And so that's when they revealed the 22 year old variant. And they were said, you know, some of this was supposed to come from the old Stittzelweller stocks of fame and stuff like that.

So this was originally made, the 22 year came out in 2017, and so every subsequent year they've had another release as well.

And I believe this is the 2021 release of what we're going to try here.

So this bourbon is constructed from at least several different well-aged whiskeys,

at least, but assuming to be at least some, are still drawn from the original Stitslewell of bourbon

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