Tastes

Such a good wheater, and had no idea it was HH distillate until I purchased this bottle. Nose is lot of oak and baking spice, cinnamon and cloves mainly. Palate follows that oak and spice but then transitions more to vanilla and caramel sweetness. Finish is medium and the sweetness and oak linger. It's a very good whiskey, but $80 is a bit steep... #DAD

Nose - Like Cinnamon Sugar Graham crackers Palate - Honey drizzle on bananas, faint oak, not near as much of the sugary charcoal burn as Old No. 7. Finish - Short but a little spice nicely balances out all the sweetness up front.

Neck pour - good amount of spice and alcohol on the nose. Citrus and barrel on the palate with a medium finish. Hadn't had this whiskey since a few years before it exploded in popularity, but I can see why. It's definitely an excellent sipper. My only knock is the inflated price and struggle to find. Last bottle I got was $30... Now it's $50.

Nose and palate are peanut brittle, nice and sweet. Very little finish, but excellent pour for the price.

Nose is really sweet and vanilla. For the proof, there isn't a huge burn in the nose or on the palate. Instead the palate had some corn, lots of vanilla and a little cinnamon. Finished with a good hug of spice and heat.

Very sweet and rich. Very fruity nose and palate with some caramel. Good for the low proof.