Clyde May's Straight Rye

Nose: Apricot Palate: Citrus fruit with a hint of sweetness Finish: Medium to long finish, typical baking spices Despite the Indiana source, this doesn't come off as an MGP 95/5 rye. Instead, it's a more muted rye that only makes itself known at the finish. While it sets itself apart from a typical rye, it doesn't do enough for me to set itself apart from the rest of the Clyde May line-up.

Smell is citrus. Taste is green apple and caramel and alot of sweetness

Notes of apple, citrus, lemon, some oak and dark caramel on the nose. The palate is a burst of green apple candy and not much else. More on the sweet side than anything else. Tastes under proof. Slight spice on the finish but not much else. 

Has a very light sweet floral on the nose that is easily picked up on the flavor. Has a sweet vanilla with subtle spice on the nose. The flavor has that sweet vanilla that moves to a subtle black pepper spice.

Nice smell. Sweet spicy and light smelling. Has the rye spiciness and some sweetness. Goes together well but heavy aftertaste. No sure it’s one I’d want again.