Tastes

One of my favorite sub $30 whiskeys. French toast in a glass. So much maple, carmel, shortbread 🤤. Very little harshness from the grain blend but a ton of single pot still character.

One of my favorites of the cheaper single malts. Imagine sipping some sauv blanc on the beach while eating an orange. The fruit notes are tropical and citrus at the same time. There's some salt sea spray vegetal there, and finally on the otherside of the beach there's a fire bringing in some faint wood smoke.

This is amazing. Green apple, banana malt funk, sea salt, vanilla like baked crust. Some citrus on the back end. The best Irish I've had to date.

Strong vanilla with a leather backing. Glad this is finally hitting missouri shelves.

Rich. Desert. Vanilla, Maple, Butterscotch. Heavy oak--like sticking your head into a fresh deep wood cabinet. This is so much better than regular woodford. They aren't even in the same category imo. Definitely worth the extra $

Big baking spice with sweet wheat in the middle. More spice than I anticipated from the wheater. This is what makers should be. It's fantastic. Definitely worth the upcharge from regular makers.

Lots of oak and honestly it has a really long finish for 100 proof. It's a steal at $19.99

Apples and toffee/Carmel. Aroma adds a nice bouquet of flowers. Creamy and spicy finish that lingers a bit but not too long.

Neat in a glencairn Very sweet. Light and dessert-ey. Right now I'm getting a huge pecan pie note. Awesome but a bit sticky sweet for a second glass.

Really impressive for $15 rich and a bit oily. No bite for 100 proof.