Old Crow Kentucky Straight Bourbon

Orange floral, corn, and a whiff of sourness on the nose. Light color and legs in the glass. Corn syrup and citrus sweetness, unsalted peanuts, and a flash of ethanol. Grassy oak spiciness peaks and then goes dry and a little sour in an average finish. This is serviceable bourbon, no serious off notes, but not a lot of high notes either. Great labeling and distillery history, and at $9 every day... worth having when you just want a average mixer that won't get in the way of the mix.

Fruity and slightly sweet. Good budget spirit. Not the best, not the worst.

If you like whiskey and are always willing to give even the cheapest bottles a chance at a new experience, Old Crow will not disappoint. It's basically a metallic, mandarin orange flavored George Dickel. I've tried many brands of whiskey and for unique character I give Old Crow an 8.5

Neat. Sweet char, vanilla, herbal, nutty. Not bad for the price.

Very sweet, ok with a lager chaser

Old Crow bourbon, aged 3 years in "new charred white oak barrels," 40% abv. Found this up in northern California at the duty free store on Travis Air Force Base. This brand is owned by Beam Suntory. Aroma: sharp, apple, fruity. Taste: hints of apple, a little sweetness, oaky on the back end but not a lot. I do not recall it tasting this way, I have had it before but it with coke a while back. Was more expecting it to taste like Jack Daniels, because in coke it was tasting as such. This sampling was had on the rocks. Cost: 9-10 bucks for a 750 ml glass bottle. Grade; C-/C It is okay, but does not impress.