Tullamore D.E.W.

Nose: hay, flowers, lemon pepper spice, vanilla. The more you sip the more the nose turns into caramel and butterscotch similar to a bourbon Palate: thin and oily caramel apple and cereal grains, light amount of black pepper in the back end Finish: more lemon pepper spice with a light amount of cereal grains and cinnamon Value: A+, I’m sure this is my Irish whiskey bias, but I love this. This is not very complex or refined however it offers good floral and sweet notes. At $27 this is essentially free when you compare to other Irish and scotch whiskeys which is why I have to give it such a high value.

I think this is really good especially for the price. Surprised by the sweetness but I like it since I mostly do bourbon.

a hot and dry drink, it starts off with a heavy pepper and then you begin to notice notes of vanilla, hay, light oak notes. Slight brown sugar note through the entire taste but does leave the mouth hot after swallowing. It’s solid but really not something I would take over Jameson.