Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Four Grain Bourbon

Pretty good. Not better than small batch

Remarkably complex. Strong vanilla on the nose, with red fruit and cinnamon. On the palate, toasted coconut joins the mix with apple pie and cherries. The finish is long and strong, with oak spice and fruit.

Sweet vanilla and a punch of butterscotch on the front end. Smooth and silky middle with the pepper/clove rye showing up on the backend.

Very good, honey nose,clean finish.

Top stuff! Smooth for a bottled in bone, has notes of caramel, butterscotch, cinnamon, cloves, peppers, licorice, and a little cherry.

A nice, rich copper color. Vanilla, butterscotch, corn, brown sugar and floral notes on the nose. Nothing stands out on its own, per say, just a nice even balance. A really nice, creamy citrus explosion on first taste. Delicately sweet with a nice moderate burn and an extremely oaky finish. Loads of vanilla. This one might fool you into thinking it was a high-end rum in a blind taste test. The truth is this: This pour is a pleasure to savor. I only wish it wasn’t so prohibitively expensive and hard to come by.