Tastes

Tastes like creme brûlée and Werther’s. Not nearly as formidable as the barrel proof but definitely worth it for half the $$.

This is amazing stuff! Different from Storm, which is sweeter. This has the salty earthy briny and wood notes all over it. Very savory.

Bought a handle of this just to be stocked up for quarantine. It’s super light, not much going on but also no ‘off’ flavors. For mixing or on the rocks, it’ll do.

For a $30 price point (Oregon) this is a damned solid value! It definitely punches above its weight...I think it’s nearly as good as Tullamore 12. NEARLY. This has a lot of the rich sherry notes in it which suggests a high content of single malt in the blend.

2 Gingers aint bad. Great with a cooler beer, makes a good flask whisky or a mixer. It’s super light and sweet, not much malt or pot still in the blend, but it’s also $15 out the door. After you’ve had enough of the good stuff and can’t tell anyway, this is the bottle you wanna find empty after doing shots at 4am! Not your Balvenie or Redbreast!

Delicious!!! This is a serious upgrade over the standard Jameson—although thats a classic. This has a LOT more of the pit still character going on.

Different character than the white label, being all bourbon casked. It’s a solid Irish for sure. Pairs nicely with a good pale ale.

I like this a lot but not nearly as complex as the PC10 finished in wine casks. This is more a straight up classic Islay scotch. Still excellent.

VERY different from any other Islay, without the peat. And yet its still different from highland/speyside. Definitely has the coastal briny character. All around, it’s an amazing whisky.