Tastes

I am not sure why some people dislike this. Phenomenal pour. Drank neat for 24 bucks. Great mouthfeel with citrus notes that come through with the sweet corn notes and rye spice. Love this one.

This is a another great pour from Bookers. On the nose I get black tea, a little peanut and oak. On the palate it is sweet and spicy with peanut brittle notes. The finish is shorter than most bookers. It drinks lower proof than it is. I like it. If you can buy for 80 bucks or less do it.

This has a nice light fruity nose. Think peach and apple. The palate has those nice fruit flavors. It’s got a nice caramel sweetness with a moderate long finish. This is the best Makers I have had.

This is so good. Love it love it. Not much on the nose. Mostly ethanol. The palate is caramel, viscous, with not over pouring rye notes. So good. This is an easy buy at sub 100 bucks.

Definitely get the chocolate notes on the nose. High malt on the palate. Slight bittersweet chocolate. It is good. The finish is very long for the proof. Not sure it is worth the price tag but worth trying in a bar.

Strong oak on the nose. The palate tastes like toasted marshmallows. Very good. Sweet and easy to drink. Short finish. It’s a buy at retail. Would not pay secondary.

Smells like a rickhouse - sweet, musty oak. Like everything in this line it is a flavor bomb. An explosion of caramel, rye spice, and rye tannins that leave your mouth watering. A finish that lasts long after the sip. These are the best values in bourbon in my opinion. Buy it.

No the nose it is relatively light. Get a sweet tea note. On the palate it has a little funk but a nice sweetness with oak and a little peanut. It is very good with a moderate finish. Easy buy value bourbon.

This is good, really good. It is banana’s Foster with peanuts on the nose. On the palate it is rich, thick, sweet, with a little peanut, dark chocolate, and oak. A long long finish. This is better than any Bookers I have ever. Buy it if you can find it.