Tastes

A little more oak then No. 7. Very smooth easy to drink straight

Nothing special. Its an average sweet Canadian

This is very light. Almost none of the classic rye notes. Glad it was cheap.

This is a very pleasant whiskey. On the nose i find sweet dried fruit with hints of baker’s chocolate. On the pallet i find cherry, plum and aged oak. As with most Irish there is a hint of short bread cookie on the back end. I will be buying this one again!

On the nose I get caramel and citrus. On the pallet i get lemon pound cake and general sweetness. Present & easy drinking. Not my favorite Irish

On the nose i get dried fruit cherries & peaches slightly oak cask. On the pallet there is some sweetness of the dry fruit and sherry. There’s also hints of coco & oak. Very pleasant

Very pleased Nose is dry fruit and vanilla On the pallet a bit fruity and floral with some vanilla and oak. Very smooth and easy to sip.

This is a very balanced whisky with not one overpowering flavor. On the nose i find toasted grain and some citrus notes. On the pallet I again find toasted grain almost like granola with some bright citrus. On the finish there are so peppery notes and some wiffs of smoke. Overall i like this dram.

Very good. I got in a shooter. I wish more high end whiskeys offered a shooter so I could try $150 - $300 dollar bottles without breaking the bank. On the nose i find chared oak, vanilla and leather. In the tongue there are typically bourbon notes such as sweet corn, vanilla and oak. They give way to some spice and rye. The finish is lingering hints of rye and sweetness. I like this pour.

I find chocolate, spice, mellow oak. A gentle heat as it goes down and a long creamy slightly oily finish with some sweetness.