Driftless Glen Single Barrel Straight Bourbon

I swear it tasted like a Woodford Reserve but with fuller body and quality. Looks like the single barrel reviews are all over so the barrel does matter but i am a fan of this bourbon and this distillery

AGE // 5 Years BARREL # // 2289 NEAT NOSE - Cherries, Caramel, Honey PALATE - Thin mouthfeel, but very flavorful. Caramel is the most dominant note supported by the cherry and honey for an incredibly easy sipper. FINISH - Pretty short unfortunately but there is absolutely no burn. BUY? - Yes! These are very scarce where I live and I was happy to stumble across this one. I hope to find it at cask strength one day. For now, its a definite buy. I got this for $45. This would be in my top 10 for bourbons to recommend for beginners because of the drinkability and sweet flavor profile. However, from reading some other people’s tasting notes, it seems like these barrels vary in flavor quite a but from one another. BUY AGAIN?? - At this price point, how could I not?

Quite nice depth of flavor, mouthfeel and finish. A well-rounded bourbon.

agree about the late burn. The flavors came out much more after a couple drops of water. Earthy, leather, spicy. burns late. single barrel makes this hard to compare to others. My bottle said aged 5 years. wasnt bad but not my personal favorite. would probably be a really nice old fashioned. festival food store pick

Really nice nose on this. Circus peanuts. Caramel. Vanilla. Some baking spice. The palate has some kind of vegetable taste to it. Something green, but isn't off putting by any means. There's more of the vanilla and caramel. It finishes with peanut, fudge, and spice. A well above average pour which doesn't quite make it as something I'd drink neat, but will do well with cocktails.