Bushmills Black Bush

Ani why do u enjoy this THE TANK LOVES THIS ONE

When sniffing it, it immediately hits the nose with sherry and caramel, with vanilla, malty, raisin undertones and a hint of honey, oak, almond, and spice. Upon sipping, it begins with a highly oxidized sherry note, with some apple, cinnamon, malt, honey, and caramel. After that, it develops into a more standard Irish whiskey, as the buttery biscuit and honey starts to take a more center stage, with the sherry becoming more chocolately and spice oriented rather than fruity. As it finishes, it is reminiscent of almond, chocolate, and caramel, with a sweet oaky raisin quality to it. I think if someone handed me this blind, I could be convinced it’s an 8 year single malt. I definitely think this stands up to some single malts I’ve had, and is definitely worth the money.

Not conplex, is sherry, apple, fuity taste. Stops at mouth and does not stay long.