Old Charter 8 Year

while being a bit thin and quick on the finish, the one thing this bourbon isnt is acrid, sharp or bitter. there is light caramel, mild oak, mild baking spice, The finish is quite short which might be good. while this whiskey does have flavor that would blow your mind, for the price its got flavor that isnt absolute swill with some whiskey of similar price. Highly reccomend for beginner bourbon drinker or jameson fans looking for a transitional whiskey.

Sweet vanilla and caramel on the nose. Full rich flavors - more oak than typical. A bit peppery on the finish that lingers a modeste amount of time. A few drips of water really opens it up and the baking spices come through. For $20 a bottle, its beyond a solid pick.

Thin, which i l understandable for the proof. Lacks much flavor outsides oak and caramel. Theres a touch of leather and grass on the nose. No real finish, though its a bit dry. For 18 dollars its a fine purchase. Theres nothing really bad about the bottle to speak of, especially with the price in mind. Its just thin, lacks flavor. But for what it is, its fine.