Ben Holladay 6 Year Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Imagine Blanton's made with a sour mash profile. Ethanol hits the nose but carries some enjoyable flavors with it. Very enjoyable wood notes, slight tobacco.

I very much so enjoyed this bottle

solid, doesnt stray much from ‘bonded’ flavor profiles, unambitious

Smells good like a freshly laundered pillow cases with a hint of vanilla. Oaky notes are more present on second nosing. Nice butterscotch or browned butter wafts through. Rich waxy old timey caramel can be detected on the front of the palate which is quickly replaced by spicy oaky tingle at the back of the throat. Sizzles rather pleasantly as you gulp down. Spices slowly waft away leaving a great oily mouthfeel and a slight caramel notes are left behind. Really great bourbon at a comfortable range of pricing.

Dark caramel, good amount of burn

Cant find much on nose, but the flavors are pretty decent. Some really dark flavors here. Dark caramel, tobacco, some nuttiness. It rounds out with apple and finishes with spice and an oak note that lingers for awhile. A well above average pour.

Lots of green tea on the nose. Dry herbal taste. Decent finish.

Deep dark musty aroma. Complex. Mostly wood, can't place many of the flavors. Its good but nothing distinctive jumps out, it just tastes like "good whiskey". Nice strength, oak and a tingly spice underneath is interesting.