Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond 9 Year (Fall 2018)

Not as harsh as I was expecting. Sweet Carmel finish.

This > weller 12

Getting down towards the bottom of my bottle of this, and realized I never got around to reviewing it. Nose - cinnamon graham crackers, apples, pie crust, lemon zest, vanilla, and oak Palate - Rich, mouth-coating flavors of caramel, graham crackers, cinnamon and baking spices. Lingering finish follows with brown sugar, cinnamon and oak. Not hugely complex but there's enough spice to balance the sweetness and keep it interesting. This is a really great bourbon. I'd say it's easily the second best wheated bourbon I've had, behind William Larue Weller.

After the first two tastes the sweetest high notes of chocolates balanced with a musty grain.

Neat. The coconut is there and that is interesting. Vanilla, almost a Belgian waffle in the nose. Such a nice creamy mouth. Vanilla ice cream on the taste and a pastry fluffiness lingers. Eventually gives way to a slight spice, cinnamon. Quite a treat.