Tastes

Nose: Wild flower field, isopropyl, sweet slight spice Palate: floral, sweet, Finish: exceptionally smooth, remaining pollen, some spice hits later

Nose: vanilla, wood, spice Palate: oily, rich, vanilla, spice, Finish: some heat but somewhat smooth for bourbon

This whiskey truly is a piece of history. I was waiting for a special occasion to drink it and it turned out to be a regular night at the house. The nose pits off sweet, spicy citrus at first with a little vanilla and some other fruit. Add water and the nose opens up with heavy raisins and oatmeal. The palate was chewy and fruity with most notes of raisins and slight spicy wood and vanilla. The finish was oh so smooth and the chewy, sweet raisin-oatmeal remained.

Definitely a single barrel. Still representative of old No. 7 with the mellow charcoal, maple flavors including wood, vanilla and slight banana. The palate mimics the No. 7 but however the cinnamon is stronger and alcohol burn last longer in the burn and hits hard in the chest.

Gentleman Jack definitely offers a smooth, gentlemanly aroma. Strong vanilla and sweet fruit fill the nose. The double matured Jack is so mellow and smooth on the palate. Fruit is the main flavor on the palate almost like banana bread with a slow, smooth burn after, almost like your not drinking whiskey at all.

Nose: sweet vanilla, wood, caramel Palate: cinnamon, vanilla, wood Finish: dry and spicy, full

Nose that of a dry, white wine. Some honey comes along with that wine grape aroma. Palate is interesting. Honey really comes forth with a little spice and adding to the already present white wine. Almost reminds me of a Ricola but pleasant. Later I get some slight wood and vanilla. Finish is delightfully smooth and short.

This whiskey's nose definitely is straight forward . Sweet fruit overwhelms the nose. Maybe a hint of creaminess. Oily on the palate and sweet. Grapes and maybe some spice or even minty flavor. Finish is delightfully smooth with a smooth burn that comes back.

The nose of this whiskey is sweet and offers slight smells of wine grapes. A creamy, almost chocolate sensation arises. The palate is overall sweet with some spice. Tart also is word that comes to mind. Finish is smooth but with a dry kick.

The nose gives off sweet and sour at the same time. Light on the nose, nothing grabbing for attention. Maybe a little pear with some honey and nuts. The palate offers sweet and sour fruit like grapes and maybe a little apple. Finish is smooth and coating.