John Barr Blended Scotch Reserve Blend

Honey-colored orange decent Gecko-foot legs. Redolent of Butterscotch and sea salt in the nose; just a mild hint of barrel char and sherry sweetness, but it's enough to balance out the sweetness. A dry nuttiness and some buttery shortbread. White pepper and toffee. It's a very buttery flavor: Butterscotch, shortbread, with more brine and toffee. It has a slick, buttery feel. The finish pivots over to barrel tannins and sherry richness. I am starting to find the chocolate notes in the finish of these also, which here manifests itself as bitter semi-sweet chocolate chips. This is a very solid value for $30.

Very sweet nose. Thick and very full bodied. Mild smooth initial taste. Slightly buttery and rich. Notes of honey. Bitter smoke finish

Would definitely be a nice pair with a cigar.

Great flavor a little firey at the end.

Favorite blended to date, appealing aroma, taste is slightly sweet and slightly smokey, complex. Very smooth: keeps you sipping and before you know it another dram is gone. An everyday drinker.

Good Not worth a whole bottle Too smoky for me