Noah's Mill Bourbon

Good tasting bourbon and has the Willet sweetness in my mind. Sweet, floral notes and a bite up front and a good mellow finish.

Strong vanilla with a peppery spice. Very smooth for a higher proof bourbon.

Had at Lasalle Kitchen and Tavern. Nose is pretty ethanolic with light caramel. Taste is bland caramel and very grassy - almost zero vanilla and quite dull. 3.25

some fruity notes, maybe berries on the nose with heavy alcohol underneath. Pine and earthen flavors on the palate plus maple, rather oily Hearty burn early on the finish due to the proof followed by a medium long aftertaste with some spiciness. I'm not sure I got the balance that I read about in another review, the proof punch at the beginning of the finish throws me. Between the two I much prefer Noah's brother, Rowan Creek. Overall this is pretty good but my opinion is tinged by a steep price tag.

Nose: toffee notes with a hint of dark fruits coming through and the heavy caramel Palate: starting off with Carmel transitioning to molasses notes Finish: definitely smoother than a typical ~115 proofer, short-medium nutty finish Mostly a very typical Willett profile only less herbal and slightly sweeter. Not terrible, but a lot of better options out there in the $50-$60 range in my opinion.