Traveller Whiskey

I have on hand between 10-13 different bottles at all times in my personal bar at the house. They, at any given time, will range between Buffalo Trace and E. H. Taylor. I'm not a snob by any means, but I do love my whiskey. Most people can pick out way more things with their olfactory and taste buds than I can, an affliction I attribute to having had too many birthdays. Having said that, in my opinion I feel that this whiskey can hold it's own against whiskeys coming in at twice the price. In fact, as I was composing this review, I conducted a blind taste test between Traveller and Blantons and I'll be damned if I could honestly say that Blantons was better, and Blantons, around here, is at the $100 mark now. So, take a leap of faith, like I did, and buy a bottle of Traveller, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at its quality.

Inoffensive would be my best single word description. Muted nose and palate. Being a blended whiskey, I am guessing a fair amount of neutral spirits.

Shoulder pour had light flavored notes of EH Taylor and Blantons - light cinnamon. Later pours don't seem to have it. Later pours have a bit of the 1792 flavor profile in them. It is an easy drinker, there is nothing off putting in this. It is not that interesting, either, to be honest - there's not much flavor to taste. I don't regret the purchase, but it won't be too high on my list of whiskeys to buy again.

Not too bad! @Zslug @jdjmad @Kyle-Metes-Randolph