Tastes

Heaven Hill oak is here, far surpasses the A20 let me tell you. This one has vanilla and sweet oak, soft grassy wheat notes AND in a good way. Caramely bits on the finish. I was a fan.

It was...ok. Almost reminded me of the weird Dickel flavors going on. The wheat was sweet, but harsh to begin with and none of the Heaven Hill oak was present. The finish died way faster than I would have liked.

I had this in NY and fell in love with it again. Idk why I don’t buy it more. Especially the 9yr stated.

I don’t like Dickel. I can pick it out of blinds consistently, and really just do not like Flinstones vitamins. However, this blend really hits home. It’s a nice special occasion drinker, as it’s a neat looking bottle and a very balanced profile between oak, baking spice, warm corn, and vanilla.

My daily drinker. Enough said. Caramel, vanilla, peanut butter, and oak. The 8yr was one of the better bottles of the last few years I’ve had, honestly. It stands up enough to ice, or straight. I can drink it all day long and not get bored. Bakers > Bookers, change my mind.

I wish I could find more. Classic nutty sweet Beam palette catches a good amount of oak. Thanks to Ruben for introducing me to this.