Tastes

Vanilla, spice and soft oak.

The body is very clear and a bit more lighter than expected but it looks really cool. The aroma has hints of vanilla, toffee and malts. On mouth, it's heavy in density and soft in flavor, having a very absent flavor profile that only leaves you with vanilla and malt. The end is too fiery for my taste but it's rather good. Would buy again.

This is a much perfect iteration on the old number 7. Much sweeter, more soft and more mellow. Liking this one.

A friend of mine received this bottle as a birthday gift. On that very moment, we decided to crack this bottle open and give it a try. Poured some Jim Beam to a couple shot cups and here we are: Aroma: The aroma is very rich, with a great profile of vanilla. Just in the back, there lays the hints of malts and the expressionist alcohol, which I find a bit too expressive. Taste: The senses here find some spiciness, peaty tones and just a minor profile of malts. Mouthfeel: Currently I'm still learning a few things of bourbon but this is too hot either in mouth and in throat. I do not like this behavior. For me, it should be really smooth on mouth and only then it can catch 'fire'. Overall: This is probably my first reasonable bourbon. Not my favorite stuff but I'll just keep on learning.