Tastes

Nose: marzipan, butter, cut flowers, hickory. Taste: bit solvent (bubble gum), bit meaty, like caramelized pork. Spiced like clove and mint. Lots of leather. Finish herbs, pear, pork.

Nose is orange peel which follows through to the original taste. Bit of cream as well. Reminds me of custard or crème brûlée. Normal smoke and chewy oak. Finish is dry (peanut skins?) with a bit of sugar and wood. Overall a really great bourbon that doesn't stray far from normal bourbon profiles

Nose is cigar smoke - very strong char is a bit overwhelming. The taste is a bit sweet, like dark caramel. Definitely packs a rye punch, like rye chips. I enjoy the grain here. Probably the best part of the profile! A lot of burn lingers in the finish. A bit acrid as well. Overall, it feels out of balance. Definitely packs a flavor punch at its price point, but the extra alcohol content tastes like alcohol, not like complex flavors. Probably would not pick up again, but worth a taste.

Much more complicated than I anticipated. Very good

Is this grain alcohol? It just tastes like white lightning. Not a fan.

Not much of a nose Body is cereal, coco, grapes. Finish is quick, sweet Overall, it's an Irish. Non-aggressive and pleasant, fun and easy to drink

Nose is hard to find. Toasted coconut? Maybe wine cask. Grainy body with some mint. Finish is basic pepper and pine. Some dark fruity jam Overall a bit narrow minded, straight forward Rye. Nothing impressive or unsurprising.

Nose is where you find the maple. Body is syrupy followed by pepper. Finish leaves a sugary note and dry leaves. Overall, a smoothly blended profile. Probably a bit over sweet.

First taste. Nose- not much, a bit grassy. Some pie crust, a bit of dark chocolate. Weak. Body- standard Bourbon. Baked bread / pancake. Bitter vanilla. Woody. Finish- long, which is nice. standard Bourbon still. Oaky with pecan.

Smells of rye spice. Taste of honeysuckle, charred chicken, a bit salty and almond skin. Bit of an over burn in the after taste, some rubbery esthers. Cherry oak comes through.