Tastes

I’ve always been a fan of George Dickle and think it’s one of the best Tennessee whiskeys on the market and well above Jack Daniels, so it’s safe to say I’m a little biased in reviewing this. However, I was skeptical at first glance, but my curiosity got the best of me and I cracked open the bottle to find a secret gem in the world of flavored and unique finished whiskeys. And this is definitely unique. Not a fan of hot sauce but if all hot sauce tasted like this I’d be drinking it through a straw. The best way I can describe the taste is if you watered down Tabasco with a few shots of good ol George Dickle, it does however have a slightly sweet note to it I can’t quite place but it’s very subtle. Absolutely love this whiskey and cannot wait to add more to my personal stock

This is it. This is the bottle that is atonement for all of the wrongs I’ve done in this world both past, present, and future. Absolutely horrible whiskey, crown really fumbled the ball on this one, only 1 star because it isn’t possible to be a 0 star to my knowledge.

Absolutely phenomenal bourbon. Vanilla and oak on the nose with cinnamon and some other spices partnered with that classic bourbon oaky taste on the palate. The cinnamon almost reminds me of a red hot and with a slight splash of water it's amplified. Definitely doesn't taste like the 57% either. 10/10 and one of my new favorite bourbons

For the price it is great. A bit fruity on the nose and a naturally sweet taste, well rounded and not too complex either. Safe to say I am a fan for an every day scotch on a budget

Like a traditional Irish, it is very friendly on the nose as well as on the finish. Some citrus notes as well as a bit of honey on finish as well.

Easily one of my favorite whiskies to date. A blended rye influenced heavily with Kentucky rye, followed by Canadian rye from their Alberta distillery, and then blended with a touch of California port. Smells exactly like a wine bottle when you open it up, which I found very interesting, and goes down like silk with those port notes and sweet fruity undertones, with a slight variation of a classic rye finish. Well worth the price and adventure to try a one if a kind whiskey.

Reminiscent and almost a mirror image of the Stout edition, smooth on the finish as well as having a slight finish of hops from the IPA barrels towards the end. Just like the Stout however, I do still wish the finish of hops was a bit more apparent on the finish

Absolutely fantastic whiskey for the price. Found it for only a dollar more than regular Jameson and always look for it now. Personally smoother on the finish and has a slight hint of those stout flavors towards the end. I do wish the stout flavors were a bit more prominent though