Tastes

Used it in an old fashioned. Tasted great with solid body

Baby Buffalo Trace- aged 3 years. Tasted like Buffalo Trace but less intense. Very solid for the price.

One of my favorites. The French Oak is soft, sweet, and flavorful. Easy to drink but not boring at all.

Very peaty and smoky on the nose. First note is peat that lengthens into a peppery, smoky aftertaste. The more I drink it, the sweeter it becomes. Not peaty in a bad way. I really enjoyed this. It’s a fantastic island scotch, but I still think I prefer a more floral highlander.

Tasted this on our honeymoon in Breckenridge and decided to buy a bottle for old times sake. It smells sort of piney. Mild flavor and soft on the tongue. Almost peaty/woody flavor? Not my favorite- wish there was some more flavor there, but I don’t regret the purchase based on price and nostalgia. Pretty cool that the water was melted snow… good marketing.