Tastes

A solid bourbon for $10. A good cheapy to have on hand. It’s has a thick mouth feel and full. Notes of sweet vanilla on the front with a hint of spice in the back. Has a nice burn that you like from a bourbon. Tastes hotter than 40%.

Aroma is a thick slice of vanilla, caramel cake. A great budget bourbon. Holds well in an old fashioned but just as good in a glass after mowing the yard. Simple, easy, classic.

A good cheap Irish. Doesn’t have much going on. A little boozy in the back of the mouth but nothing a little water can’t fix.

Didn’t like it at first but I came around to it. Nose is traditional Irish. Flavor is sweet and spicy. A decent blend for a start up distillery.

Good cheap option for high rye lovers. The vanilla notes are great in an old fashioned. Nothing fancy. Just grandpa cough medicine.

With a splash of water this scotch becomes a delightful dram.

An exceptional dram. My favorite scotch to date. Cherry and wood in the nose. The fruit notes make this scotch taste like a mulled wine. There is a slight acidity in the finish.