Appearance: Light golden peach; butterscotchy and bright, but with a pink tint to it.
Nose: Instantly smells young on the nose. Young, hot, and rich, Coppersea has all the qualities I hope to retain into old age. Sweet, malty, and entirely reminiscent of white dog. The only quality separating Coppersea from smelling exactly like white dog is a distinct barnyard and hot hay element.
Palate: Grain-forward and young, Coppersea’s youth makes it difficult to distinguish any defining characteristics past its obvious new make status. While it wouldn’t be 100% fair to state that all new make tastes the same, the overwhelming majority share much of their flavor profile in common; Coppersea is no exception to this rule. Sweet corn and hot hay are the only elements I could glean from the palate. Grassy and vegetal, the finish is surprisingly crisp and clean for such a young spirit.

ABV 48%