Tastes

Liked the saltiness of the pour. Very mellow bourbon.

Butterscotch and maybe a little apple on the nose. Very smooth on the taste with a full body and hints of vanilla. Has a few hints of tobacco on the finish followed by a warm, spicy notes.

Fairly subtle on the nose. Sweet (seems like a bit of apple, maybe?) and subdued taste with a slight peppery finish. I found the second pour of the night brought out the leathery finish some talk about.

Caramel on the nose, good balance of sweet and spice on the taste. I feel like I’m getting hints of orange on the finish with a bit of spice. Very good pour!

Wasn’t impressed. Didn’t really get a lot in the flavor profile. Was on the sweeter side but nothing stood out. The finish wasn’t good… unrefined is the best way to describe it. I’m interested to try another bottle because I’ve heard great reviews about Weller. Even this entry point.

Vanilla on the nose with a hint of cherry and chocolate. Taste is a great balance and sweet and spicy. Finish is smooth with cherry. A great balance of oak through out the pour and taste. This is a great bottle for the price!

Vanilla on the nose as well as the sweetness/fruitiness of the wine barrel finish. This is an odd bourbon in my opinion. Not a lot of bite or spice in the taste or finish. The sweetness of the wine covers up a lot. Not very complex.

Vanilla, orange, sweet. Slightly fruity on the nose with a bit of spice with a smooth finish.

I get a bit of orange on the nose. Pretty smooth taste and finish with oak flavors. BT is a good introductory sipper, but I’m not quite sure it’s worth the hype it’s getting now. If you can find it in the $25 range it’s a great buy, but if you’re paying over $40 I’d get something else.

Has a good amount of heat and spice throughout. Balanced well with smooth, honey like flavors during the taste. Great rye.