Angel's Envy Rye Finished in Caribbean Rum Casks

Light golden in color. Smell is a earthy like white mushrooms as well as notes of white sugar. On the pallet is smooth with a slight wood taste with notes of fresh cut grass but pretty weak on the pallet. Finish is nothing much to write about just fades quickly. I will not be buying another bottle of this IMO. It maybe a good daily drinker or to introduce someone to bourbon. I had it neat.

Neat. This one screams sweet sweet cereal. Powdered doughnuts, frosted flakes, vanilla. It was not what I was expecting - in a very unique way. Could not have more than one but it was a good one dram "0-1: Beyond bad. Complete waste of money according to my tastebuds. 2: Bad. Simply not my taste 2.5: Sub-par. Ill drink it... but only because its whiskey. 3: Good. Decent stuff, but not a rebuy 3.5: Very good. I might buy again 4: Excellent: Will be purchasing a bottle asap 4.5: Incredible: top of the purchase list 5:Amazing: cost and taste are worth every cent"

Delightfully smooth. Rye flavor is right up front. Angles Envy has some quality stuff. I like this, and I’m not even a rye guy.

Very Spicy, with a nice burn

spicy with sweet, burn on tongue

This whiskey proved to be as delicious on the pallet as on the nose. That mapley pancake& sausage on a stick nose/pallet is remarkable and crave worthy but the lack of complexity and balance left something to be desired. Amazing nose/pallet but room to improve with complexity/balance. Had to drop the score on this one. After becoming curious about the labeling choice of this whiskey, I.E. "rye whisky" and not "straight rye whiskey" I learned that it is in fact flavored whiskey. Not sure exactly what they're adding to it, and honestly I like the flavors. But I can't give it a high score when compared to other straight whiskey's whose flavors were developed through traditional methods and not by adding flavoring compounds.