I.W. Harper 15 Year Bourbon

Dark copper in color, a faint hint of amber. Legs form slowly, and really sticks to the glass. Nose is light caramel, a bit of tart fruit, hint of eucalyptus, or maybe lemon oil, and a hint of barn must. There's a lot going on. Soft and thin on the palate, its never sweet, per se... but definitely reminiscient of dessert. It warms with spice shortly thereafter. Long finish, is dry with cacao, burnt sugar, vanilla and a return of the lemon and baking spices. Its complex, yet subtle, as far as 15-year-old bourbons go.

Sweet, cinnamon, rich

“Neck pour” if you beleive in that. Nose is minty and floral. Taste is balanced. Nothing especially stands out but its well above an average pour. Not a lot of spice, some sweet, some spice. I think this actually benefits from not being high proof, but maybe thats also holding it back just slightly..? Very enjoyable if found for a good price. Plus you get a cool decantor when the bottle is empty.