Tastes

Nose - Honey, apricot, berry, toasted sugar, and deep oak. Slight leather. A complex vanilla, but baked maybe. Slight red grape vineyard. Caramel chews. This nose is magical. Butterscotch. Palate - Leather continues with a complementing oak. The berry, honey, and caramel follow through descending down in that order. Mouth feel is thick following that caramel chew. The spice is lovely and comfortable while being punchy. Butterscotch. Finish - Leather and warm kentucky hug. Really perfect finish. Long finish.

Nose - Very creamy and sweet on the nose. Strong cherry vanilla scent that reminds me of cherry vanilla coke. I love the nose on this one. Palate - Still creamy but strong vanilla. Very mild and smooth. Its a lighter glass of Blanton’s with a hint of cherry Finish - So incredibly mild due to the proof. Pretty much no finish. **Great if you like lower proof stuff

Nose - Burnt Vanilla. Charred wood. Charcoal. Ash. Palate - Sweat char, burnt vanilla but with way less char. Thin and smooth. Light oak, nothing much more. Finish - Slight hug in the chest but finish is a light version of more of the above.

Nose - Pleasant vanilla. Very buttery, smells like silk. Palate - Very refreshing light vanilla. The butter turns into sweet movie theater butter. Mouthfeel turns thick, almost reminiscent of the mouthfeel of bookers, just more light and not as harsh. Finish - Finish is smooth, light burn. Slight cinnamon and vanilla follows through.

Nose - Cayenne, cinnamon, barrel spice. Slight sweetness. Palate - Basic vanilla bourbon but with caramel notes. Smooth mouthfeel. Finish - Light thin, easy.

Nose - Cooked rice. Split pea soup. Very dry, like a savory stew. An unsweet cured ham. Pasta water. Palate - Funky bland pasta. Unseasoned white rice. Nothing sweet. Dry bag of peas. Finish - Slight barrel heat but nothing more than that. Maybe more of the same from the palate

Nose - Oak, cherry, cooked brown sugar. Slight creme brûlée with the toasted sugar and vanilla. Slight plum smell but not overly fruity. Palate - Cinnamon. A lot of heat. Barrel heat. More oak and vanilla. Creme brûlée. Super velvety on the mouthfeel, making it feel and taste like a very creamy ice cream. Finish - Very sweet oak, but soooo pleasant. More of that creamy palate on the finish with the continued creamy vanilla ice cream.

Nose - Light berry. Woody. Slightly floral but not super aromatic. Palate - A lot of cinnamon and baking spice. Super light mouthful, almost as light as water. not thick but too light. Light fruit but not super refreshing. Finish - Cinnamon and baking spice continues through the back end but weakly.

Nose - Peanut and brownie brittle is so accurate. Maybe even a toffee brittle. Candied peanuts or pecans. Creamy peanut butter, the scent is so smooth. Palate - Spearmint is the first thing that I pick up along with cinnamon candy. Reeeeeeeaaallllllyyyy thick mouthful and peanut flavor that goes along together as more peanut butter. Hot hot barrel char but its complemented with the peanut butter taste and feel. Finish - Finish is hot and long. The nutty flavor does follow it down though and provides and nice roasted feel to the finish.

Nose - Banana bread. Vanilla. Chocolate? But milk chocolate. Brownie with walnuts. Baking spices. A bakery. Palate - Vanilla. Clove. Baking spice. Caramel. Blend of sweetness and spice. Cinnamon sugar. Sweet vanilla cream topped with cinnamon sugar. Spicy creme brulee that is actually tasty! Finish - Hot but sweet. Thin going down with a accents of cinnamon. ****Store pick from EZ LIQUOR****