Tastes

A unique Irish whiskey. Sweet rubber on the nose. The palate is like a sweet tart profile, similar to Teeling and Jameson black barrel, with a splash of oakey bourbon. I won't need a second bottle.

Nectar sweet non filtered Texas whiskey. Comes off as Irish on the nose. Simple and decent budget whiskey.

A solid three stars. It smells of liquid peanut shells, more than any other bourbon I've ever tried. Spicy mint, palate wise.

This is a sweet and oakey pour. If rye is your thing, this is a good one to try. It's simple and good.

Classic cherry, vanilla flavor. Ethanoly and young. Two more years in a barrel would have rounded it well.

A really great dram. Sweet hard candy and wicker wood. Slight classic medicinal notes and well rounded. A real steal under $50. Even the empty glass smells interesting. Also it goes well over ice.

This is a one of kind whiskey. I have yet to find another like it. Will definitely keep buying it for under $50 where I can.

If you like whiskey and are always willing to give even the cheapest bottles a chance at a new experience, Old Crow will not disappoint. It's basically a metallic, mandarin orange flavored George Dickel. I've tried many brands of whiskey and for unique character I give Old Crow an 8.5

Green apple on the nose, oakey and sweet palate. Thin finish. A solid 10 year, but not my favorite.

Very ethanol hot. Disappointed by it's reputation. The nose is the best part of this. Should be $30 a bottle.