Tastes

Bold spice in the initial sip. Body is short and fades quickly. After taste lingers with a clean spearmint finish. It’s a younger rye. It it had more age I’d expect it to have a nice full body with more depth. As is, it’s a good buy for $30 but don’t expect much complexity

I’m digging this. Has a nice spearmint taste. Not like gum spicy mint. But a subtle fresh mint from the garden. Thick Carmel nose with no wood/oak smell. Also little to no oak in the taste. Thicker after taste that lingers like a Carmel candy

Solid whiskey. Short nose with a faint oak scent. Medium body with a slight bite at the end. Clean oak taste with some cinnamon

Tastes like whiskey filtered through spent Guinness grains….very distinct and not bourbon like. Pass

This was not good. All three of my drinking buddies said it was bad and none of us liked it. There is an offputting taste to it. way over priced for how it tasted.

Great change of pace from typical American rye. It has a cleanness to the taste that is refreshing. Light body, but a solid lasting bite in the aftertaste. It’s not a burn, but a strong spice note and not some kinda grass, smoke, nut. It’s just clean. I really liked it and bought it for something new. Definitely worth trying.

Sweet nuttiness. Well rounded and aged nicely after opening a month ago. Honey on the nose

Picked up Binnys store pick for $60. Small Step up from Michters rye. But for the money, would stick w Michters which runs $50.

Solid bourbon. Got at Costco for 60. Medium body and finish. No strong ethanol, oak, nutty or mineral notes. Good for daily drinker on ice. If you want something more unique, look elsewhere. If you want solid, like an eagle rare, consider this.

Easy drinker. Slight oak. Not overly complex or unique. Good buy at $50