Tastes

Stunning oily mouthfeel. Mmm. I love it. Notes of butterscotch, vanilla, char and chocolate. Spice and sweetness perfectly balanced.

Floral and sweet. Spiced but not hot. Rye. Very complex and surprising for a lighter, sweeter bourbon. Cinnamon at the bank end. Excellent stuff.

Caramel and cherries up front with a hint of chocolate on the finish. A rich glass with a lot of depth. Hot but pleasantly so. Worth the price paid and will likely always keep a bottle on-hand.

Heat is upfront but gives way to pleasant cherry, maple, cola and vanilla notes. Doesn’t linger more than I want it to. Mouthfeel is Iight and leaves me wanting a bit more from it. Solid bottle overall. Not something I’d hunt for but I’d grab another if it finds me.

Medicinal cherry note is most of what I notice upfront but it’s not overpowering. That’s not a note I typically enjoy but it works for me here. Finishes with a cola vibe that lingers for a moment. Not a bad bottle. Not one I love. But not bad.

This is nice for the price. Vanilla upfront with light caramel and oak in the middle and a bit of a chocolate finish. Not a lot of heat. Muted peanut note.

A lighter drinking bourbon with a hint of something sweet and some pleasant floral notes but a prominent, woody toothpick note.

Ethanol-forward. Banana is there with a bit of a raw green/grass flavor. Tastes young. The definition of young. Not bad but undoubtedly young.

Incredible all rounder Bourbon. Rye-forward with a nice spice and the classic vanilla and honey overtones. A little oak on the finish. It’s oily mouthfeel hits above its class. I can get it under $20 and there is nothing better in that range. Amazing stuff.

Awesome bottle for the price. Classic oak and vanilla notes with a pleasant heat and long finish.