Tastes
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As you'd expect, this is alcoholic candy. It both tastes and smells like the lovechild of vanilla and cotton candy, with an extremely strong aftertaste of vanilla and honey masking the faintest tinge of alcoholic burn. When mixed with other sweet ingredients, it's sickeningly cloying. But it's not terrible to drink neat as a (very!) sweet dessert, and I've found it an admirable substitute for regular vodka + sweetener in many a flip.19.99 USD per Bottle
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This is one of my favorite bourbons so far. It’s rich with complex flavors. On the nose, I sense vanilla, green apple, and maybe a hint of pine; it’s very fresh. This bourbon has a round mouthfeel and delectable tastes of maple and toffee, balanced by a brightness that reminds me of unripe banana and an effervescent spicy kick that seems to last for days. I can IMAGINE a better bourbon that’s perhaps a bit less acerbic for the brief moment when it goes down, so I’m leaving room above it in the ratings for this unicorn. But overall, it’s pretty perfect.55.0 USD per BottleCentury Liquor & Wines
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Full disclosure: I haven’t tried many rums! This one has a strong smell of molasses with perhaps a touch of allspice. It tastes strange, though: thin and bitter, with an spicy and almost rubbery or tar-like finish. It’s better in mixed drinks or stirring into eggnog, where some of its strong and slightly off-putting tastes are masked and balanced.14.99 USD per BottleCentury Liquor & Wines
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Evan Williams White Label Bottled in Bond Bourbon
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed November 25, 2022Tasting on large rock. Smells of herb and spice with maybe a bit of pear. Assertively spicy and peppery up front, mellowing gradually into maple and vanilla. Long, warming finish that reminds me increasingly of cherry over half a minute.20.0 USD per BottleCentury Liquor & Wines
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