Early Times Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon

Great every day bourbon, will get again.

3.6 but 3.75 for price on a liter

Poured neat. Nose is tart cherry pie filling, raw dough, and a little mustiness - like wet grass clippings that have been sitting for a day or two. For taste, the 100 proof spice hits quick, followed by herbal/grassy notes and sweet tea. Not overly complex on taste, but interesting enough that I can understand why I keep seeing it do so well in reviews and flight comparisons. To me, it's quantity over quality.There are better whiskeys in the same price range, but getting a full liter of this for the same cost is a fair trade off.

Delicious and a great value. Probably still prefer Op Grand Dad BIB for the value though.

Nose 1: getting some heat on the nose early, spice and charred oak, oregano maybe, something herbal. Smells decently complex for its cost. Taste 1: oak and barrel char is present and fills the sides of the tongue with the good kind of bitterness. Not too spicy but it's noticable, a little pepper and cinnamon. Mouth feel is a little thin but it really coats the pallet and tastes delicious. I think wild turkey fans would really like this bottle. Nose 2: a lot more sweetness on the second nosing. That charred oak makes me salivate, it smells delicious! Creamy, oaky char, with dark sweet cherries. Taste 2: for nearly the same price as buffalo trace, this has a lot more character to it. I like the spice and barrell char notes, and it's nice and dark and rich. Lots of vanilla and cherry and oak. I paid 27 bucks for this bottle and I have to say it's definitely worth it! If you see this, pick it up! It's a winner!