Tastes

Toffee and vanilla sweet on the nose and palate. It's a bit watery. It has a dry oak spice finish.

Very standard bourbon profile. Sweet vanilla and oak on the nose. Brown sugar, carmel, and vanilla on the palate with a mid level finish. It's not unique, but it's still a nice daily dram. Mix it or drink it neat. It's a good choice for the price point.

Balances the heat well. The cinnamon and oak spices are mixed with rich, oily, brown sugar, and caramel sweetness all the way through.

Very tequila forward on the nose and palate. Notes of agave and spearmint are upfront on the nose with a hint of vanilla. There is some single malt sweetness on the palate, but it's subtle and masked by agave, pepper, and oak spice. The long finish brings more tequila and spice. Overall, this is too much tequila and not enough single malt.

Wine on the nose. It's sweet and has vanilla with oak spice on the palate. The finish is red wine sweet with more spice and ends in a dry note.

It's complex yet so well balanced. It smells sweet and smoky. There's so many flavors on the palate. It's rich and smooth. The finish is long and ends in smoke and peat.

In the nose, there's herbal and citrus notes with a hint of beer. It's sweet, but tart almost bitter like an ipa. It's rich but not a long finish with fruit and spice.

Sweet, spicy, and hints of smoke on the nose. Sweet vanilla and caramel mixed with fruit and spice on the palate. It's a dry finish with more spice.

Sweet vanilla, citrus, and spice on the nose. The vanilla stays on the palate coupled with pepper spice. It coats the mouth, but the finish isn't long. It has notes of fruit and caramel with continued spice to the end.