Tastes

I did not jibe with this bourbon a ton. It tastes and smells young but not in a particularly pleasant way. The graininess just provides an unpleasant overall note to the bourbon. I otherwise get nice sweetness, some spicness as well on the palate. The finish is short and wheaty. At the end of the day i just eant more out of the bourbon and its too expensive to justify buying again.

A relatively young bourbon. I get a lot of those young grainy notes in it but they are surprisingly not in a bad way. A lot of those traditional bourbon flavors come through, like caramel, vanilla, a little bit of oak. But that pleasant graininess is almost a defining characteritic here and what sets this bourbon apart. Its right around the area where i like my bourbon at 100 proof, its got a ncie pleaseant finish that doesnt last too long or too short. Its definitely worth a try and id buy anothe bottle if i could fine it for less than $40.

On the bose and palate, i get a litltr bit if that ethanol smell and taste but its not overbearing. On the nose i get more of the sweet notes of bourbon, and that translates to the palate as well. I also grt the signature peanut beam note. The finish is nothing exceptional, not particularly strong or long lasting. A fine bourbon, I personally want more out of it but at the price its competitove and provides a good flavor profile.

Smooth and sweet. I get notes of oranges on the nose. Some taste if vanilla and caramel. A fairly sweet whiskey. Not super complex and fairly one note but enjoyable. Finish is fairly medium in length, some slight notes of cinnamon.

Nose: Sweet with Rye Spice. Vanilla with pepper and Pine Palate: A nice blend of rye spice and traditional bourbon flavors like vanilla, oak. I would describe it as bourbon friendly rye. Finish: Medium-Short with a slightly viscous mouthfeel. Rye spice delivers a fairly nice finish. Overall a solid whisky. Bourbon friendky that i think is perfect for cocktails. Can be drunk on its own but probably not my first choice

Nose: Pine and Mint are the two big things that come through. Vanilla and oak take a back seat but are slightky there. Palate: Nose translates almost identically, I do wish the flavors were a little more full. Not too complex. Finish: Fairly short and mouthfeel is thin. A decent mixer whisky. I dont think it stands up well enough in its own to sip. If you want the rye flavor i think its good and cheap enough for cocktails.

Nose: Fairly straightforward, oak, vanilla and honey come in and deliver. Slight notes of baking spices and oak. Palate: nose translates fairly well. There is a slight tang at the end of it that i cant quite put my finger on that isnt my favorite experience. But besides that its a fairly well rounded and solid whisky. Finish. Short-medium with a decent mouthfeel. Honey is the main thing i get off of it. Overall a solid mid shelf whisky that delivers on classic bourbon flavors. The only major point to dislike it is the price point is higher than a lot of similar whiskys which lowers its appeal.

Nose: very sweet, rich red fruit, some vanilla and oak as well. Smaller presence of baking spices, and tobacco. Palate: bakiny spices come in stronger here. Kostly cinnamon and coriander. Fruit flavors and vanilla take a backseat, so less sweet and more spicy. Finish: medium finish with a solid mouthfeel. Oak and vanilla come back in the finish to give it a nice rounded experience. Overall a really solid whisky with some moderate complexity. Proof isnt overbearing and the flavor is quite exceptional. Definitely worth buying.