Peerless Double Oak Bourbon

Initial nose is minty and definitely baking spices. Taste is very complex with tannins, a light caramel or toffee with a leathery finish. But the more it drinks the more complex it gets. Definitely doesn't drink like it's Proofing.

Oak, in a big way. Slightest hint of sweet pepperyness. Shorter finish.

Woody and sweet with char

Very smooth with a slight peppery finish

Nice bourbon, unsurprisingly very woody. Fresh cedar notes with the char also coming through strongly. Real lumber yard vibes. ABV is strong, and limited age makes it a little unruly, but on the whole a fun and interesting release from a Louisville neo-staple