Tastes

This and the small batch are my two favorite bourbons. Stock up on these anytime you see it. Truly an exceptional bourbon.

Overpriced for what you get, but that’s expected with michters. I paid $75 for it and at that price there’s some high expectations. I probably won’t be buying a Michters product again unless they either change their pricing strategy to be more competitive in that category or increase the quality of their bourbon. Do yourself a favor skip this and buy old forester 1920 instead.

This is a phenomenal rye. Very sweet smooth and long finish. I get more spice from the alcohol than I do the rye. If you can find it, pick up as many as you’re allowed.

Fantastic bourbon. If it weren’t so hard to find, it’s be a daily sipper.

Id take this over pappy any day of the week. It’s one of my favorites.

This is one of my favorites.

This is one of my favorite daily sippers. It’s always available, it has the oak and sweetness I enjoy. The best thing about this is the taste lingers. If you looking for sweetness that lingers this is your choice.

This is definitely one to add to the list of daily sippers. Smooth with Lots of oak. The taste lingers after the bourbon is gone.

How much floor wax did Keith Allison have when he was a kid? This does not taste like floor wax at all. It’s a great bourbon for the price.

It’s a good $30-$50 bottle. Picked it up for $30. It was worth it given all the hype. I think it’s a bit over hyped. I wouldn’t pay anymore than $50 for it. It’s sweet, buttery. I don’t get any burn or spice with this. It’s a solid 4.