Jim Beam Devil's Cut

I'm reminded intensely of Red Hots Cinnamon Candy, both in the nose and on the palate. Tastes pretty much just like it smells. The following notes essentially apply both to aroma and taste. Once you get past the initial cinnamon candy burst, there is a peanut undercurrent - classic Jim Beam profile. A bit of a candy sweetness going on, such that it tastes artificial. Finish is short and cinnamon-y.

Peanut plastic and oak better than white label

Not bad after the burn settles in.

Oak flavor dominates the taste.

Like the heavy char and oak flavor with tiny bit of vanilla n leather