Tastes

Lots of sweet oak and vanilla. A good value.

Middle of the road rye with nothing special. There is lots of rye spice, but very little botanicals to speak of. Seems very one note with spice the whole time. There are ryes out there that I prefer at a lower price.

A good floral rye with lots of dark chocolate on the finish. Not bad, not great.

Just a classic bourbon at a fairly decent price. Oak, cinnamon, and some peppery spice.

Lots of oak and smoke on the nose with a hint of maple. The taste is very similar with lots of smoke and oak and some spice. The finish though is short and quickly fades away. This is the oldest bourbon I've ever tasted, so I have nothing to compare it to, though I think the price is too high.

Lots of oak and leather on the nose. You get your classic bourbon flavors, but it finishes a little short. A fairly good pour, but the value is not there.

Lots of vanilla sweetness on the nose but the taste is a little hot and thin. The spice is a little overpowering.

Thin and hot. There is a slight sweetness but the finish is very short. There is nothing special about this and it seems the "Ocean Aging" is a marketing gimmick. For $80, this is certainly not worth it.

Sweetness on the nose with a lot of charred oak taste. It is real smooth with some spice on the back. Nothing particularly outstanding but worth a try.

Soft and smooth but still packs a ton flavor. Smells a lot like maple syrup. Taste has hints of smoke and spice. Overall, extremely drinkable and at under $30, it is a great buy.