Milam & Greene Triple Cask Bourbon

Starting with the Milam & Greene Triple Cask. It’s a blend of their in-house 2 yr and two outsourced barrels that are 3 and 11 years. It’s bottled at 94% abv. The nose is sweet from the corn along with a hint of cinnamon. On the palate the first thing I noticed the viscosity which is a tad thin for me. Then a wonderful sweetness takes over which more than makes up for the thinness along with some vanilla The finish has a hint of candy and a moderate spice. The length of finish is perfect and is on the longer side of medium. Overall it’s a solid dram.

Getting green apple and dark cherry. Easy sipper

Two bourbons sourced from Tennessee (3 year and 11 year) means likely Cascade Hollow, blended with a two year old Texas bourbon. There's a perceptible Dickel vitamin note, but it's not a strong one. This is actually pretty good. Nothing overtly off about it, but nothing especially exceptional about it either. Don't know what this costs, but I'm likely to file this one under good but probably overpriced if it costs more than 40 bucks. Just checked, and it looks like it sells for slightly above that, so it's not the worst value.