Tastes

3.5-3.75* bourbon that is cheap. This is a sazerac version (I’ve heard the older version is better but haven’t tasted). Oak, spice, nutty, vanilla with a medium spice finish.

Typical flavors of bourbon nose but beautiful nose- best part of blantons for me is the nose: floral, oak, vanilla, caramel. Palate: caramel, light vanilla, oak, rye spice finish. Good but not worth the crash hype/cost. I think there is some nostalgia for me because it was something I drank regularly for years.

Not worth the crazy price but a good bourbon that is complex for 90 proof. Nose: floral, lighter oak, baking spices. Palate: just a little thin feel, fairly typical bourbon flavors of vanilla & oak, fruit/cherry, with a bit of a rye spice finish. If I could regularly get this for $50-75 it would be great.

Heavier oak, caramel. Good amount of spice on end. Solid overall bourbon.

Gets better with time. Floral, oak, heavy toffee and caramel, some good heat and high rye spice. Expensive but good.

Solid value and good bourbon overall. Sweet, caramel, grains, citrus. Drinks lower than stated proof.

First tasting is pretty good: nose: heavy alcohol, strong grains and corn, heavy toffee. Lighter medium mouth feel, hot, cinnamon and toffee with spicy long finish.

Great value at about $30. Vanilla, spices, lots of caramel/butterscotch, oak and great spice on finish.

Sweet, rich, caramel, oak, with a little spice on the finish.

Just ok. Purchased at the distillery so it’s always better there… smoky, spicy, oak, long finish.