Tastes

Nose: the entire candy shop. Baked sugar, confectioners sugar, all of the sweets. Mild hotness, expected at 118pf. Palate: yeah there's the sugar. Mild citrus (mild grapefruit, orange zest), stone from of tree nuts (??). Finish: light alcohol, white sugar, smooth as can be. Lingers around until a fading finish, desires to be drank further. Would have rated a 5* if not for the price - buying this at $200 all day, can't justify the $500 cost.

Never felt like I'm so out of my wheelhouse. Super herbal but not overpowering, no doubt this is good but it's not for me. No spice. Alcohol on the nose but none on the palate at all. Almost gin-like in its herbalness.

Super smooth and drinkable. Light on the nose and palate, no heat on the end, a great intro for those new to bourbon and drinker for bourbon fans.

Nose: orange candy, artificial confectioner's sugar, very pleasant and smells like a candy store Taste: fresh orange on the front. Leads to a bold (but not overpowering) spice, tastes like a fall treat. Finish is a mellowing of the spice, leaves me ready for the next sip. Super clean. This was hyped up to me and did not disappoint. I was given a sample and now I'd like a bottle. I'd keep this around for awhile.

Strong vanilla on the front with light slice after. Nice sweetness to finish it off. Opening it up with water leads to heavy dilution, no water or ice needed to cool it off.

8/10 Light ethanol on the nose, first taste immediate is like something else. Sugar, pear, vanilla. Extremely smooth finish, hint of green apple.

Standard whiskey, nice sweet smell / taste and easy going down. Nice for the price, and the tin cup gimmick is fun as well.