Tastes

Real solid, didn’t last long. Would be more comfortable paying closer to $45 rather than nearly $60.

The gold standard for the base line OF. Worth the $50-$60. That said I have not had the single barrel yet.

Extremely easy to drink with all of the low key flavor you would expect from an 86°. Good bottom shelf bourbon but I’ll take Heaven Hill BIB if I’m looking to drop $20

This is one of my favorite under $40 bottles along with McKenna & Eagle Rare

Really outstanding if you can get it for under $80

Undrinkable “0” stars

Young and really rough pour. A lot going on which is why I give it the 3rd star fot being interesting. I did not get any sweet notes, all grain.

I’ve never had a bad bottle. That said for what is now over $30 a bottle, I’m not willing to risk it as often

3 stars for uniqueness, a bit too young tasting for my taste. Left the bottle for about 6 months and would give it 4 stars upon further review. The grassiness mellowed and the classic 6yr notes of vanilla and wood now stand out. Still mellow. Still too expensive for $50+