Tastes

Nose: The oak woody smell and sweet corn are up front with some sweet notes and towards the middle of the nose. The rum cask is in the back of the nose and is surprisingly vague. Pallet: the oaky leather taste is up front with some apple peelings with the Carmel and butterscotch and vanilla all finishing with the rum.

Nose: up front I get the vanilla drizzled dark fruits with oak and caramel that fades with a little brown sugar Pallet: up front you get the sweetness of vanilla, Caramel, brown sugar, with some hints of apple pie. The oak, corn, tabacco leaf and slight leather as the finish. Definitely not a bad pour to turn to. Definitely similar to some of heaven hill bourbon whiskey products

Nose: very upfront leather aroma a lot of dark fruits with that sweet aroma, vanilla and caramel, with a hint of peanuts fade. Sweet fruits as it hits the toungue at first taste but immediately fades to strong leather, Tobacco leaf, and corn with hints of vanilla and caramel.

nose: dark fruits up front like a cherry pie. strong vanilla, some sugar cane, caramel, leather, and a slight hint of butterscotch hit the nose. delicious! instant vanilla and fruit with some slight honey finish. reminds me a little of the old forester 1910 with some leather taste at the back of the toungue. the finish is nice and long with some burn to it. very good!

has the same nose and taste as blantons but I had the highest proof I have seen at 138.5 and it was hot! needed a couple drops of water but absolutely delicious for such of a high proof

nose: sweet vanilla caramel sugar can blend with oak attached taste: sweet sugar cane with the oak up front. it mellows into a vanilla and caramel after taste with small hints of leather and Tobacco with the oak. delicious

nose: strong caramel aroma with hints of vanilla, sugar cane, rye, and oak. taste: delicious definitely for the price the sweetness of the sugar cane comes up front with a strong rye. peanuts come on the after taste with the vanilla and caramel. definitely hard to beat for the price

bose: vanilla caramel and strong sugar cane taste: you definitely get a strong sugar cane rye mix up with the burn as the finish. it is delicious the oak comes as an aftertaste but the burn sticks around. the rye is heavy but not overpowering. definitely one of my favorite ryes that I've had

Nose: you have a sweet aroma with vanilla, cherry, and a light butterscotch hints. Taste: starts off sweet with the same taste as aromas at the front and you can taste the oak up front but then mellows to a light PB taste (probably from a rye mashbill) but definitely not as strong as old Grand-Dad. Idk if this is a rye mash bill but from my taste buds I would assume so. it's worth 40 plus tax but I wouldn't make it my job finding the bottle in the wild

nose: I get vanilla and peanuts with cherry with a light pine cone smell. taste: if JIF made a bourbon this would be it. tastes like peanut butter. very delicious with a burn on the back. very sweet but cant help to taste the peanuts.