The Sexton Single Malt

Smooth and good flavor.

Peanutty? This whiskey is smooth as hell, hardly fights back going down, but warms you up enough. The attack is like a Reese's cup or a Butterfinger, and the peanut flavor stays around on the couch watching Letterkenny while you go about your day. It cleans up after itself and shares a humorous anecdote about a time you and it were at a party together before leaving to go home and feed its cat.

This one is pretty good. Nice spice. Even at 40% it's got a very good nose, doesn't feel muted at all by the low abv. It's fruity, spicy, slight metallic note that i get in a lot of Irish. When I hold it and move it around slightly in my mouth I get a slight juicy fruit note. An enjoyable and affordable whiskey that hits above its price point in blind tastings for me. I'll restock this.

Unexpectedly good. I’d say this is in the style of Tullamore DEW 12 but a big step up in richness and a subtle side of mildewed funk. A buttery shortbread thumbprint cookie with a dollop of raspberry jam, but in whiskey form. Delicious. Deep reddish orange and notably oily. Musty but rich, with gobs of fruit and sugar. Apricot, orange blossom, biscuit, cream. Wow, this belongs in the dessert aisle. Not overly complex, and definitely not challenging... but this is tasty. Very hard not to pour a little bit more when your glass runs low.