Tastes

Nose is initially blank, but once it tips your tongue, a faint honeysuckle melon, develops into an oh so light floral rose petal sweetness. Crisp piney evergreen bite which rolls into sweet finish like saccharin. Given this is developed by and with Metallica music, it is very subtle and feminine.

Nose of Aunt Jemima maple pancake syrup. First touch of the tongue confirms a well rounded, smooth, almost syrupy mouthfeel. Not as sweet as it indicates, but it does remind me of the taste is honey and caramel. The finish is burn free yet blank of any other flavors. Not sure of the age but seems well matured.

Bought this on sale for $44.99. Rich amber color and label states "uncut" and "unfiltered". Cork popped, first nose out of the bottle is of apple cider vinegar or a dickel sour mash. Over ice, the nose is "clean" and reminds me or that green Palmolive dish soap. First taste is suprisingly rich and smooth, almost honey sweet, but high expectations explode into a peppery young bite, its sting boasting of its 121 proof. The first half of each sip is a 7 out of 10, the finish is a 6 out of 10. The more my mouth gets used to the burn, the sweeter this becomes. Of all the tastes that use the word "honey" this one is the most accurate. Overall, very, very good. This one will get picked up first a lot more.

SIP #1: Nose of apple cider vinegar or that blast of fumes that hits you when you walk into a busy nail salon. Initial spicy and hot bite hides the leather and vanilla, fades into that taste like you get when you’re almost ready to swallow a bite of red apple but all that’s left in your mouth to chew is the bitter red peel. For me, this is like a knock off eagle rare. It will love you long time, but don’t post any pictures as you won’t be proud tomorrow. SIP #2: "Nose of bitter red apple peel and fresh out of the box tennis shoes, flash of sugar cube sweetness on the lips, red popsicle on the tip of your tongue, with a hot but thin finish. Shines like a cubic zirconia on a MILF in a red dress."