Old Ezra 7 Year Barrel Strength Bourbon

Full body and definitely barrel strength. Surprisingly smooth given the proof.

Appearance: deep copper, almost golden so you know it is the drink of kings. Nose: Lots of Brown Sugar and vanilla. Slight graham cracker. Palate: Brown sugar to start. It almost tastes like the graham cracker/brown sugar flavor of the crust on a cheesecake. Soon, it gives way to cinnamon that makes it taste a little like hot tamales. Finish: Strong and long finish from the high proof. Hope you enjoyed this one @TravHernandez

Appearance: golden copper, medium legs that hang around for a while before dissipating Nose: simple brown sugar, raw oak that smells just like an oak cutting board that has remnants of cinnamon sugar from cutting cinnamon rolls out. Palate: a burst of orange pleasantly surprised me! Tons of cinnamon, raw dark brown sugar, and nutmeg. Finish: finish is pretty hot, doesn’t feel like rye spice, feels like ethanol. Once the ethanol fades, vanilla and cinnamon take over until orange peel is the last to fade away Bottle was a generous gift from @tbran19 thank you!!

Deep copper color. The nose has caramel chew candy, powdered sugar, vanilla frosting, and a citrus note like orange marmalade and maybe even tangerine. Full-bodied mouthfeel. The palate has typical bourbon notes of vanilla and caramel, cherry cola, ground cinnamon, white pepper, faint notes of roasted peanuts, toasted grains and buttery pie crust, and a lot of oak. The finish is medium-long and dry, dominated by the oak with subtle notes of roasted peanuts and baking spices. A solid pour, but not exceptional for the price.