Tastes

On the nose: candied salted peanuts, Carmel apple. On the pallet, very similar to Evan Williams BiB. Kind of disappointing for a $40 price point

Idk if it's the bottle/marketing, but I love the way this bottle looks. It's middle of the road whiskey notes, but they're damn good. The alcohol burn from batch proof isn't harsh at all. Very bright and crisp.

On the nose cream soda and vanilla ice cream sundae. I can see the similarity to Blanton's but a bit spicier due to the higher proof. Grainy notes on the finish from this particular single barrel. Edit: I keep finding this off putting grape kool-aid note in the nose/pallet that is quite off putting

Warehouse Liquors pick. Solid. Honey, cherries, and a nice graham cracker crust.

Not bad, but the alcohol ding is a bit off putting. For a wheater, not as sweet as I expected.

The color is so dark,I'm curious how long this was aged, it's a binnys store pick. The nose has this astringent almost artificial grape scent. The pallet is a bit thin, and almost hollow throughout. Burnt barrel char on the finish.

Very well blended with classic bourbon flavors with punches of cherry and baking spices. Very solid , I keep going back to it.

Very drinkable, very smooth, but not very complex which is a bummer, I thought there would be more to it. On the nose is brown sugar, vanilla, baking spices, red fruit like a cherry or red apple. On the pallet are those same flavors with a chocolate that turns into oak

Fantastic at $40 pp. Very prominent oak, but flows into brown sugar, caramel, dark fruits, and oak on the finish.

Binny's store pick, 105.8 proof. This is exceptional. On the nose, it's so sweet with brown sugar, caramel, raisins. On the pallet, it's similar to the nose but a chocolate fudge brownie and then an oaky finish