Tastes

From a Glencairn this spirit takes on white grapes, clove, woody, herbal almost tea-like green notes, smoky with a kiss of peat, floral, there are pair and nutty notes present as well.

Highly astringent, similar to Tequila with pepper and vegetal notes, thick on the tongue, warms the face like Everclear, requires a strong composition to properly enjoy this spirit.

My favorite bourbon just got better with a Los Angeles Dodgers Royal Blue and White Wax color scheme, a double dipped tribute to one of the greatest MLB teams to do it, enjoyed two fingers with a splash of Pepsi.

Rough, aggressive, and abrasive, only fitting that Connor McGregor is behind this spirit, and that it feels like it going to knock me on my ass after attempting to drink it. It burns like hell and taste like all the oils with none of the sweet aspects you would expect from a whiskey.

Cost-effective if you ask me, pricing at just over $30 in Southern California, a blended Scotch, drinks like a single malt, seems confused. I really only ever buy it as a gift for an old friend I enjoy drinking with on occasion late into the night, so this is perfect for that. We did try it as shots once, and though it is doable, I highly do not recommend it, it is dumb and the burn can choke you worse than Tequila for a new drinker. Strong smoke presence and pretty juicy, with a bit of pepper on the palate, enjoy as a finger or two.

Pure, oaky aroma and very rye forward in the palate, made me think I bought a mismarked bottle of the rye somehow, but no, that is how this one tastes! Don't recommend to your standard Bourbon drinker as a result, but it is a great liquor otherwise, you can easily see people claiming this to be a favorite of theirs. Not my preferred Bourbon but enjoyable nonetheless.