Tastes

Very pleasant nose of leather, tobacco and oak with a bit of menthol. The palate is similar with a touch of heat and the finish is like freshly brushed teeth.

It's a very friendly dram. Nose is a blast of honey, and the palate is bitter and briney. The finish nearly drops of a cliff. One of the easiest scotches to drink. I keep thinking it's the first half of a great whisky. I keep experimenting with blending it, but just haven't solved the puzzle yet

Briney and bitter. Viscous like 0w20 on the tongue. First thought was sweaty gym socks on the neck pour. The sherry dominates on the nose. When I say bitter imagine eating a grapefruit peel. I love when a distillery gives total commitment on a release. Direct hit 🎯 on this bottle.

I read a review of this bourbon being compared to WT101, so I picked up a bottle. It isn't bad for $35. It's younger notes come off as lively, champagne like on the tongue. It isn't syrupy like 101, but has unique flavors in It's own right. Definite barrel wood notes. Worth a try at this price range.

Typical scotch on the nose, not a typical single malt in profile. Apple and sour grape skins. The sourness clings on the finish. Unimpressive but not bad.

Initial neck pour was fruity pebbles on the nose than some bandaid flavor crept in. Fruity and lively. Has some burn and bite and fruity through the whole experience.

Classic single malt flavors, salty caramel/honey. The young notes are disguised with saltiness. My first Indian whiskey. A good experience. A lot of sweetness on the nose

A fruity spicey blend. Very friendly with a good finish. Reminds me of grapefruit.

Tastes like a Lux Row product. Woody and buttery with bright floral accents. I will be pouring this one without hesitation.

A younger bourbon for sure. All butterscotch on the nose. A little spice and ethanol on the tongue. Werther's Originals all day on the nose.