Aroma- massive sugar candy and toasted oak. Subtle hints of Peppermint, Cherries. Taste- unfortunately this one doesn’t exactly follow the amazing aroma. There is still sugar candy and that unique oak. But I was expecting more just based off the aroma. It’s thin and had a moderate lingering vanilla note that is nice. The sweetness reminds me of a dessert. Initially I was going to give this a 3.75… but the more I sipped on it, the more I really started to enjoy this flavor. I’ll rate it a 4 but I would say it’s 3.9 Overall - think of OF 1910 but a touch watered down.

Vanilla caramel butterscotch nose. Wood char forward to rich oily candy. Drops of water brings the barrel to the aroma and adds a peppery note in the swallow. Gets hot.

Light vanilla, hint of sweet berries, corn. There’s some oak and mint at the end. This was a gift and it’s enjoyable. It does taste young compared to a Kentucky whiskey of the same age. Nothing bad in here, but nothing stands out either