Booker's Bourbon Batch 2020-03 "Pigskin Batch"

Nose - Very peanutty! Salted peanut butter crackers. Salty pretzel bites. Slight bitter smell but a good bitter, not overpowering. Palate - Hot peanut butter. Same palate that is on the nose. Salted peanut butter crackers. Added cinnamon spice and pepper. Lovely oak feel. Finish - Finish is warm and nutty all the way through. True Beam finish!

Appearance: amber, caramel Nose: Spicy oaky and vanilla. Nutty Palette: Nutty and spices, sweet vanilla and oak after Finish: Long and heat but nice on the way down. Toasted sugar and marshmallow Value: $80 Wine and Spirits Edgewater. Pricey but quality product. Overall: Interesting nutty yet sweet flavor profile with the classic flavors. A nice and strong barrel proof at a decent price. Nice presentation with the box.

Tasting neat: Nose of red hots, peanut brittle, and slight licorice and orange. Palate offers more peanut and slight apple, followed by a big dollop of heat. Finish is short, fading quickly from wood spice and heat to peanuts.

Color: Old English, burnt gold with copper shades. Nose: Very mellow oak and vanilla, unassuming. Palatte: Medium-heavy caramel, sweet vanilla, light oak floats on the tongue, heat rises quickly and hits the back of the throat, Finish: sharp, but dull, quick and hot, but not abrasive.

Hard to find and hard to beat.

Nose: caramel ; followed by hints of oak, banana and vanilla. Tasting : oak comes through first, with sweet caramel and nutty notes following. a long strong spicy heat finish, definitely feels young. Final thoughts: decent; however nothing too exciting happening here. Good when compared to bourbons as a whole; however, lower on the bookers scale from the few I’ve had.