Tastes

Old dusty binocular bottle from 1960’s-1970’s

Woodford is a bourbon. Bourbon is tasty. I like when I drink it.

I hate how much I like this. Damn. Boring but the literal textbook definition of EASSSSSSSY SIPPER

Super sweet. Ex bourbon cask noted. Green grapes. Lovely!

Bought this for $229 after my dedication to myself to start splurging because the world is ending. Presentation and bottle is BRILLIANT. Nose is Chocolate, burnt chocolate, vanilla, slightly fruity, a sugary lemony coating on something like a bundt cake Palette is fruity malty complex. Leathery. Can really pick up the oak barrel influence. Orangey!!! Dried fruits. Finish is long and dry. Goes on for years. Semi-sweet chocolate chips for days!! Woah! Will need more time to pick apart though. My first love will always be bourbon but this is superb. Really impressed. It feels like dating a completely different girl after your first love broke your heart. Don’t think I’ll be purchasing again for the price.

Perfectly fine. Wouldn’t buy but wouldn’t say no. Drinking local!

Retaste 4 years into the future: Really good. Very surprised how much I enjoy this now. Gonna grab a bottle for the home bar

Crème brûlée and sweet apple pie on the nose. Awesome! Palette is deep and complex, very classic Turkey spice but not intense, probably the best finish I’ve ever had in a whiskey in my life. Tannic oak. Wow! Fantastic!

I just love big gingers

Wish I liked rye more