J.T.S. Brown Bottled In Bond

Nose is apples, oak, cinnamon, and maple syrup. Taste is cinnamon, honey, raisins, sugar smacks cereal. A light sweetness remains on the palate for a short while and quickly disperses.

Aroma - Vanilla, Toffee, Oak with subtle Spice Texture - Hot Flavor - Nutty, Oak with Candy Corn Finish - Short with more Oak and Cinnamon Great Value at $12

Nose... Fresh green apples, cherries, corn and caramel lead the way.... It's definitely appealing and harkens dessert notes all day... Color... Mid copper to light mahogany... Taste... Cinnamon, brown sugar, cereal, leather and toffee are abound. From start to finish the taste evolves as you'd hope it would... Overall... This BIB from J.T.S. Brown is a solid as solid gets. As I begin to truly hone in on my discernable taste, I simply cannot find many flaws in the BIB rule I follow. At 4 years under strict watch and under mandated criteria, this line of Bourbon is just so so solid, especially at the cost...

Thanks to @saasbill for sharing. I mean, dollar for dollar, this is probably great but it’s not something I need to have often. The nose is actually OUTSTANDING but it’s rough around the edges and down the middle. If you have a few daily and need a cheap sipper this is better than it deserves to be for the price. But when I can get a bottle of Buffalo Trace for like $7 more I’m willing to spend it. I also have one or two drams per week at most so I am looking for something smooooooooooother

Dollar for dollar a great bourbon. It’s exceptionally cheap, and better than its price. Not my favorite from the heaven hill lineup by far, but reasonably drinkable, especially for the $14 I paid for it.