Tastes

Creamy caramel and bit musty malt. Malt on the nose with caramel on the pallet and hits of fruit if you dig deep enough. Pretty alright good for blended scotch mixed drinks (I fancy a godfather)

Decent. Just better BT. Worth it for the bottle and story alone so I wouldn’t say overpriced.

Decent cheap whisky. Fruity and that’s about it. Weirdly goes well with a Comacho Bourbon Barrel Aged. Makes it taste like blackberry pie. For that reason I keep it around, but unless it’s on sale I’ve had better for cheaper

Pretty decent. Huge corn bomb on the nose and some char. Movie theater popcorn butter in the taste, but also bad char like a dirty grill, and corn. Not bad but not good at the price I know of a few straight corn whiskeys that I’d prefer.

Light but not quite empty, grassiness and grains dance on the tongue and some fruits will sneak in. Lacks oak or barrel on the taste, but for a budget pour it’s better than some “cheap” bourbon 5-10 bucks more. Decent sipper I will keep on the shelf

Delicate almost floral nose. Strawberries cream candies and a hint of alcohol. Taste is heavy peanuts, little bit of oak, and some light spices. Finish is very short. Underwhelming to be sure but has great promise, would love an older expression

Popped my peat cherry with this little guy right here. First sniff is the smell of a burning bog. Fire, smoke, swamp (peat), and the sea sprinkled in. On first sip: poison. Tastes like there should be a Mr. Yuck sticker on it and placed in your cleaning supplies storing area. But after a few sips to coat your tongue. The initial shock of drinking medicine reveals Smokey, peaty goodness, with a bitter seaweed twinge. Can’t wait to keep drinking this and see how it evolves. Quite the dram

The most interesting whiskey I’ve ever had. Spicy rye mixed with the vegetal mezcal flavors is hard to explain and you should try it for yourself

Smells like a workshop in all the best ways. Hand cut wood, sweet corn, hints of a campfire. Tastes like mesquite BBQ sauce, oaky goodness, and creamed corn. A lovely bourbon from a little Pittsburgh distillery. Got to meet the owner and take a tour it was a blast!