Tastes

First off, open this bottle and let it breath. Off the nose you get that coffee stout smell instantly, sweet, very light smoke and almost a cream note. The taste is like an english toffee with a slight creaminess. Like a corpse in an open casket, I suggest you serve this neat and off ice.

Immediately the smell is strong like a blondie. The taste is like the first bite of creme brulee, smoky molasses that's been burnt over charcoal, and the spice of nutmeg. It's a familiar flavor and comfortable.

There's no question that this is a Jim Beam bourbon. The mash bill is distinct to their line of whisky. Honey and oak is strong through and through. Smells like a fruitcake that's been stored in a bread box; dry and sweet. It hits in the front with the taste of candy wax lips and old library books. Definitely a great everyday bourbon but easily forgotten.

It tastes like a cardboard box holding baked goods and smells like fresh shortbread cookies. It's like a really expensive muffin, made of whiskey. That was too expensive to have for breakfast everyday.... because I was told having a muffin (whiskey) every morning wasn't healthy. But then again, what's healthy nowadays with covid? Well whiskey for breakfast, that's what.

An homage to Harambe, as it smells of over ripe bananas and organic sewer runoff. Great for that drinker who looking for a bourbon, without all that disgusting bourbon flavor. It's sure to please any 20 year looking to shoot selfies with the bottle.

The nose is heavy, similar to aged pine. You get a taste of vanilla, brown sugar and bitter sweet chocolate. Getting a finish similar to a strong arugula lettuce.

It smells of acetone and yeast, with a slight hint of honey. You can definitely taste the corn with a smooth, bitter finish.

It smells like molasses, in an old wooden attic on a warm summer day. The flavor is similar to a soaked vanilla bean, with a bitter finish that is still oddly smooth.

Smells of a smokey turkish delight and has the undertones of Butterscotch and vanilla. Smooth mouth feel with a slightly rough finish, like a perfectly aged piece of barn wood.