Tastes

On the nose it is a very subtle honey sweet and spicy note. But on the palate those notes become more pronounced and complex. Very good sip.

On the nose it comes off with a very medicinal smell. On the palate it has a very different complexion, it is very honey sweet forward and baking spice back end. The spice comes on strong and lingers for a bit.

On the nose you get a sweet honey followed by a spicy note. On the palate the honey sweetness is still there but is joined by a nutty oakyness. The spicyness is even more pronounced on the backend and is a cinnamon pepper mix.

On the nose it has a very smokey leathery profile with a little bit of heat that hides a subtle sweet note. On the palate the same holds true but it has a buttery mouthfeel. The sweetness comes through as honey and molasses mixes with those smokey leathery notes. It has a great peppery note that carries it to the end but does not overwhelm. A great pour with great complexity.

On the nose it comes across with a lot of heat with an underlying sweetness. Not sure if the heat is the proof, rye, or baking spice. The sweetness is might be from honey, vanilla, or something else. On the palate you get a much different profile. The sweetness is still there but have a more of a berry note with the honey. The heat that is there on the nose really toned down.

On the nose you get a light thin floral note quickly followed by an abundance of a baking spice note. On the palete you get a herbal floral note that is more noticeable then on the nose and the baking spuce note is more subdued.

On the nose there are notes of molasses, honey, orange and a little chocolate. The molasses and chocolate note dont really make it to the palate but the orange and honey notes do, with the orange being at the forefront and the honey complimenting. This is all intertwined with a baking spice note that meshes very well.

On the nose there are very subdued notes of sweet honey, oak, and baking spice. On the palate the honey is replaced by equal parts vanilla and molasses, which leads into the baking spice but long after the baking spice note has gone there is woody oak taste at the back end. A very nice sip with a good complexity to it.

On the nose i get equal part sweet and spice but they dual over which comes to the forefront, sometimes the sweet wins, other times the spice note. On the palate a honey sweet note leads off heavy and gently rolls into a mellow drawn out black pepper spice note. It is a really nice easy sipper

On the nose it has a subtle sweet corn note to it that is followed but a little spicieness that is not overpowering. On the palette the sweet corn note is more pronounced but intermingled with a medicinal note. The spicieness is even less pronounced and is almost not there.