Tastes

Sweet syrupy aroma. Definitely the rum. Has a well balanced flavor with sugar cane sweetness. Medium body medium tail, really not bad. A good budget choice if you like rum casked scotches.

Smells amazing. Grass and wood. Sweet grassy flavor, with a good kick hitting right after. Tastes exactly how you'd expect an Irish to, but with more power, which I like.

Super light sweet aroma. Plain sugar flavor, maybe cane sugar? Very light flavor, wood and maybe some wheat or rye. Thin body, short finish, a little young tasting.

Light aroma, mostly oak. Bready wheat flavor mixed in with the wood, medium body and richness. To me, a quintessential American whiskey.

Gorgeous color, rich complex smell. A little smoother to me than the flagship, and the port gives a wonderful complex wine aftertaste that lingers. Almost a medicinal flavor but in a pleasant way, maybe some tannins made it through. Medium body. Lovely. If you can spare a bit in a cocktail it makes a great Boulevardier.

Aroma is a mixture of vanilla and berries. Amazing smell like all Woodinvilles, smells super creamy. Goes down crazy smooth, barely any burn at all. Tastes as creamy as it smells, this would be an amazing summer sip or choice for sweeter drinkers. Creaminess gives it a rich tail. Tastes like dessert.

Lightly complex aroma, very faint though. Pretty light flavor at first, but after drinking tannin and oak come through from the wine barrel and seep slowly into a mouth watering tail. Thinner body but expresses all the flavors well.

Smells light and woody. There's a sweetness there too that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe honey or pear. Wood dominates the palate, a nice sharp oak. Honey sweetness shows up on the tail, and a medium body rounds it out well. Flavors and proof taste a little intense but I like it.

Tropical citrus on the nose, almost sour but a good sour. Sugar cane sweetness and fruit on the tongue, sparkling, but much thinner than I expected or would have hoped. Sparkle leaves a tingling tail that's quite pleasant.