Tastes

It’s a 5/5 every time. The more top shelf bourbons I have the more I grow to love this one. The proof is great, price is great, and most importantly the flavor is great. In my opinion it out performs Stag Jr. and Jack Daniels single barrel barrel proof.

I am conflicted. When I first had this I was wildly disappointed, but this is growing on me like ivy on a cathedral. At first it was just a very sweet thin whiskey. Now it’s still sweet, but spicy. Still sweet, but grassy like the grasses of the southwest. Maybe it’s because I love the west and live in the Texas hill country, but I’m loving this whiskey. Overall Wyoming small batch tastes like vanilla, cracked black pepper, the liquid from a maraschino cherry jar, licorice, and grass.

Since I got Covid my taste for sweetness has been incredibly heightened and I’m enjoying this whiskey probably more than I should. It’s holding up to ice very well (as it should). I maintain that you should not miss on this whiskey for the price point.

So first off this is a barrel proof for $35, so I won’t complain too much. This is honestly some real bang for your buck. It’s clearly young, but fortunately it does have a good flavor. It’s sweet, and has notes of hay, cherry, and a wood I can’t place right now. To me it honestly tastes like quail hunting in the Texas Hill Country. If this whiskey is priced around $35usd near you, I’d recommend giving it a buy.

Nose: Vanilla spice latte Taste: Oak, black tea, and lots of oil I’m really enjoying it right now, and I’m sure more notes will come out as I spend time with the bottle.