Wild Turkey Longbranch

I thought it would taste more like Wild Turkey, but in my opinion it does not. On the nose and finish it does kind of remind me of Jack Daniels or other whiskeys that use the Lincoln county process, due to the charcoal filtration. I think that removes character from the whiskey. It’s very light and smooth, but with very little finish and very little bite. A little bit of honey and an oily mouthfeel.

Everything about this is pleasant, but muted. As a direct comparison, it is like Wild Turkey 101, but muffled. It is smooth - smoother than Wild Turkey 101 with more marshmallow. The dry peanut aspect comes through more but is also creamier, so the finish takes on a creamy peanut butter-like quality. There is also a cinnamon note that comes through more than the normal Wild Turkey offerings. All in all, a great bottle for a beginner bourbon drinker, but I wouldn't recommend it for the kind of person taking the time to read this entire review.

Really good mid range bourbon.

Light with floral and honey notes - Scotch-like.