Michter's 10 Year Single Barrel Bourbon

Not much of a nose, light bodied and smooth. A little of an alcohol bite and short finish. Taste like a rye or higher rye mash bill. Sweet, some oak, good but not $300 good. 1.5oz pour for $11. Overall 8/10

Very good nose, smooth, a bit spicy on the tongue Good to sip with an ice cube or two

Surprisingly a smooth dram. Nose is pretty muted, with some slight fruit skin (apple, pear) notes present. The Distiller tasting notes mentions "hints of green olive", and while it makes me uncomfortable to compare this bourbon to olives, there's that very hint of a sensation on the nose. Flavor wise, it wasn't a punch in the mouth but rather a very smooth collection of vanilla-y butterscotch and smoked/roasted nuts. Has the mouthfeel of the Michter's American Whiskey, which is pretty thin as well. Upper 80s for me, but a very decent pour indeed. Won't rush to buy further releases but I am very glad I was able to enjoy '18's release. Much better for cheaper out there.

Lots of vanilla in the nose with hints banana, orange, and a touch of acetone. Oaky, dry on the backend. Bit of a green touch. Light sweetness. Thin. 3.5