Tastes

Clean and corny sweet nose. Full gamut of flavors from bitter oak to peanut butter, honey, mint, & cinnamon.

Binny's pick # 15-4115, 7/15/15 to 10/1/19. Sweet oak and heat on the nose. Luxurious mouthfeel. Carmel cornbread with a bit of oak char followed by a nice long spicey finish. Excellent presentation. New Riff has my attention!

Thin nose of alcohol & spices. Delayed fuse until oak, caramel, and peanut show up, followed by a long spice finish. A nice dram with top notch presentation.

Act 4 Scene 3 - Snow in the forecast, so it's time once again to break out AMWND. Caramel cinnamon raisin nose with a decent amount of heat... may be some pretty young juice in here? Sticky plum and cherries, loads of fall spices when that heat shows up. Great body and flavor profile. Nice presentation.

3/4/08 to 8/17/17, 9yr 5 mos batch.

Fantastic nose; chocolate caramel apples, surprisingly little ethanol. Ridiculously easy drinking for its proof. Caramel forward with cocoa apple and cinnamon following. Highly recommended for MM fans and naysayers alike.

No distinct nose or flavors until the oak stands up on the finish. Surprisingly smooth for the proof. I'm not a big WT fan, lots of sour/bitter oak for me, but this is the best WT offering I've tried (Russell's Reserves included). I'll circle back when the bottle gets more air.

Sticky. Loads of berries just like GTS. Stellar stuff!

Hot carmel nose. Average body. Ethanol & apple spice followed by drawn out caramel peanut waves. Bottle has been open appx 2 years.

Batch B518. First pour out of a bottle straight from HH gift shop. Deep amber color. Nose is almost all ethanol right out of the gate, revealing vanilla after a bit of breathing. Viscous mouthfeel. Charred oak and creamy vanilla forward, followed by a wave of cinnamon and a very long slow burn finish. Fantastic bourbon. Grab a bottle if you can, and share with friends & family.