Tastes

More of a whiskey/whisky specifically bourbon profile than brandy truthfully. But I get vanilla, brown sugar, maple, and oak, and on the nose but not really the palette this almost bubble gum note. Definitely most suited as a mixer and a budget one at that, but I have drank it neat and it's acceptable to my palette at least. It's also notably smoother than I expected at it's price point. Where I'm at as of the time of review, 375ml is roughly $5-6, a $750 is $11, and 1.75L handles are around $24-25.

Smooth and drinks more like a whisky than a brandy, but not really any complexity to the flavor. Reading the label this is blended with a hefty amount of neutral grain spirits, honestly to the level of a seven crown. Works really well as a mixer for basically any cocktails calling for applejack and could be a substitute for whisky in stuff like an old fashioned or sour or even throwing it in some cola or ginger ale or lemon-lime soda, but is a very mediocre at best sipper. Unfortunately in my area this is basically the only applejack available consistently.

Heavy sweetness and vanilla flavor, well suited to mixing with stuff like cola or root beer.