Tastes

Sweet and just a light orange zest but still oak and vanilla finish but great pour.

As it states on the label double rich. Velvet smooth and leaves a little Kentucky hug. But doesnt taste much like a 100 proof. Great neat and was great with a cube afterwards.

You can tell from the nose that it is unique compared to regular Old Forester. Still get the vanilla and burnt caramel and molasses. But the mid palate is the fruit that I think is cranberry. Some people say cherry, maybe like a Rainier, but not standard bing. Finish leaves a hug but couple of drinks in is great! Great neat and with a cube

Nose has light fruits (apple, pear). Palate was the rich caramel, toffee, and vanilla. Was incredibly creamy and smooth. Finish left the spice and hug but a great sipper. With a cube was incredibly easy and not much of any spice just smooth Kentucky bourbon.

Pear and tame apple nose. Typical 1792 quick spice then a big swarm of toffee, creamy, vanilla finish. Nothing super complex but great pour for under $40

Nose can really get the cherry fruit and cinnamon spice. Not a bad taste but reminds me of Cherry Robutusin where you get the quick punch of fruit. Then evens out with the strong oak char. Great sipper and fantastic with a cube. Have seen the bottle but havent heard much about. A great sleeper!

EH Taylor small batch amplified. Has a little bit more punch of the hug. Great pour wish could have all the time. Typical caramel, oak and smooth!

Oak and Caramel easy going wheated bourbon but the French Staves make it “tight”. Get a lot more “fresh” oak taste then subtle hints. Good pour just very unique

Nothing too overpowering or complex. Oat and rice grain mellows the spice of a trafitional bourbon. Good pour but just alright

Very interesting pour. Nose heavy floral and herbal. Front palate continues. Then immediate quick heat and spice. Then mellows out oak. Good pour but never had a similar rye