Tastes

Starts similarly to the Baker’s 107 proof bourbon with heavy pepper on the palate. It doesn’t last long, as a floral (or something botanical) comes to the forefront almost as strong. The finish is short but intense with burn.

Everything about this release signifies subtlety and restraint. The nose is a little but oaky but mostly smells of butterscotch or caramel to me. The palate matches up with those soft dessert notes and an added buttery richness. The finish has a short pepper spice to it that accumulates in heat with each sip.

Smells like applesauce. Hot hot hot And amazing. Pretty smooth middle, with more conspicuous fruitiness, in my opinion. Short finish. Delicious stuff.

Smooth and juicy at the start. Smooth in the middle. Short and an ever so slight spiciness at the end.

Sort of a juicy front, smooth and wheaty middle, fresh end kind of like drinking from a water hose in summer.