Tastes

Raw sugar on the nose. Cherry pie on the palate. The baking spices are light but they’re there. Thin mouthfeel. Very smooth. Short and light oaky finish

Sweet nose of cherry and oak. Beautifully smooth mouthfeel. Sweet on the palate with toffee and cocoa nibs on the front and a oaky finish with a brief tobacco finish.

Green apple and cherries on the palate, rounded slightly by some vanilla notes and toffee, then a sharp bite of bitterness at the finish that lingers for quite a while.

Light malt whiskey. Sweet on the palate, slight smoke and oak on the finish. One noted. Easy to drink but nothing spectacular. I’m sure if you add an ice cube it’ll be like drinking water. Short finish.

Sweet and mild nose of grilled peaches. The palate is sour apple, custard and cherry with oak and tobacco making an appearance at the end. The finish is medium long and well rounded.

Pepper and clove start you off when you take your first sip. The bite of the rye appears next as the barrel spices and oak hit you full force. The finish is long, bitter and earthy. A few drops of water really open this pour up nicely. It gives you a bit more charred vanilla, than straight up oak once it’s diluted just a little.

Sweet and cinnamon on the nose. Lots of vanilla and cream brûlée notes on the front of the palate and a slight bite on the finish which consists of barrel spices, rye and clove. The finish is a long one, leaving a bitterness on the tongue.

Sweet nose. Caramel and toffee on the palate with a sweet stone fruit finish. Mellow and smooth overall.

The palate reminds me of grilled peaches and apricots. With a long earthy finish of mellow oak and char. Would not recommend this one on the rocks because it falls completely flat once you add more than a couple drops of water. Still a decent neat pour.

The nose is a sweet apricot. Lots of cherry notes and oak on the palate for this one. The finish is a bit spicy, almost cinnamon and clove like, but a short lived finish at that. The overall palate and finish of this whiskey reminds me of a rustic spiced cherry pie. A solid choice to drink neat.