Tastes

This is a super easy bourbon to drink. The nose has some orange peel, lemon, and a hint of alcohol. The taste is pretty sweet. Youve got sugar, that fruity taste of orange and lemon, and a smoked, Woody taste over it all. For the price, this is a great value. Staple whiskey.

It has a creamy, vanilla-toffee smell. Sipping it, you get a spicy vanilla toffee flavor that heats up as it sits in the mouth. It has a lingering, smooth heat at the end. A great summer sipper.

This whiskey is super drinkable. It goes down smooth, and you could drink it all day. However, at it's price point, that would be pretty expensive. It has less of a kick than I was anticipating with it's high rye content. It's good, but there's not much too it. It smells and tastes like rye, with a bit of mint in there. Should be about 10 bucks cheaper if you ask me.

For the nose, there is an aroma of cherry and orange peels (reminds me a bit of an old fashioned). On the taste, it has a good kick of spice with a taste of orange and mint. For the price, it's not too shabby.

The aroma is of lemon and honey. The taste is pretty bland with a bit of sweet honey and a lot of spice. Not bad, but boring. A solid sipper.

This is a great value whiskey. The nose is very mild, a faint honey spice smell. For the taste, it it tastes of a minty oak mixed with a bit of apple and green, pre-ripe fruit. It is a tad watery for a rye, and the aftertaste is short with just the trace of oak. But for under 20 bucks, you could do a whole lot worse.

There isn't much of a nose here. An ethanol smell is pretty predominant. The taste is of corn and aged apple. The kick somehow lingers only on the tongue without hitting the throat. The aftertaste is long and smooth. I really enjoyed this one.