Tastes

It’s like getting drunk on candy. Insanely sweet, not at all what you’d want to drink straight. Perfect for shooting, or mixing in winter drinks. Would make a perfect addition to hot chocolate.

The first taste is stupid hot from the high abv. I blame the neck pour, which I originally thought was a myth for bad alcohol. I’ll say this, my first pour felt like it was good bourbon that needed a ton of water to open it up. Second pour...different story. It was like drinking a delicious bourbon flavored with peanuts. Tons of peanut flavor and a nice finish of vanilla and caramel. Worth every penny, just let it breath for a bit.

Delicious. It’s got a nice salty finish. Caramel and vanilla. It’s hard to believe that this is cask strength. I thought it would be a gimmick, but aged at sea is no joke. Nice heat from a high abv bourbon. Typical flavors from bourbon, with an almost single malt scotch feel.

Hot as hell. A ton of flavor, and surprisingly easy to drink given that it’s 62 abv. Lots of heat, lots of vanilla, charred oak and hints of leather.

Nice and sweet with a fair amount of caramel. Generally this whiskey is baller. I know that's not a taste or a nose, it's an emotion and michters hits all of the right emotions

Walnut and vanilla on the nose. Smooth as hell. This might be one of the best boubons I've ever tasted. Lots of complex favor, full body, rich flavor and a little spice on the finish. Nice caramel and toffee on the tongue. It's delightful.

Spicy, lots of alcohol taste and a little vanilla. It's pretty one dimensional that drinks with a higher alcohol burn than is expect based on reviews and ratings. It's good, but there are a ton of better options at this price point

Sweet with hubby's of vanilla and toffee. Really nice mouth feel and mellow finish. I wish it had 10% ABV more, but for $30 it doesn't get much better.

A blast of vanilla in both nose and taste. A full flavor, nice heat and a bit of spice. This is one of the best $45 you can spend.