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I loved, loved loved this one. It filled my nose from the beginning. When i took a taste, it excited my palate all the way from beginning to finish. It was sweet and creamy. It had an amazing mouthfeel. The caramel and vanilla was very forward and perfect to taste. I thought it was very balanced and a great drink.
The nose is buttery and caramel forward. Sweet in general, much like normal Maker's.
The taste is oak forward with a silky buttery texture. The caramel and vanilla sweetness comes in later.
The finish has the oakiness present and isn't overwhelming.
Overall, this is quickly becoming a favorite for me. It is sweet and buttery.
Big whiff of green apple on the nose. Some pear and light caramel, too. Similar but deeper and darker notes on the palate. A fruity, sugary delight. Long but easy finish full of black pepper, nutmeg, and cinnamon. Nice hug and a warm, lingering sensation in your mouth. Stellar.
Reviewed
December 20, 2023 (edited December 21, 2023)
4.0
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nose - Little bit of apple, light red berry, some light toasted leather, light white sugar, little but of a melted butter on a toasted bread.
Palate - Lots of cherry and oak. Like a hotter Weller 107. Some heavy barrel wood on the second sip that turns into a soft sweetness before a heavy finish.
Finish - Very thick Kentucky Hug that lasts maybe 15-20 seconds. Starts soft then rolls thick and heavy.
Reviewed
December 15, 2023 (edited January 26, 2024)
4.25
4.25 out of 5 stars
Pretty good with cinnamon punch. Decent medium finish.
Tried again after sitting fir a while. Much better now. Really nice nose that has a bit more complexity.