Wild Turkey Master's Keep Decades

Rich, fruity and woody with some cinnamon and vanilla. The burn is fairly tame. The mouthfeel is neither thick nor thin...its comfortably in the middle. It’s a well balanced bourbon that definitely doesn’t need any water. This is great, but not quite up to par with Old Fitzgerald, BTAC bottles or any of the intense oil-monsters I’ve sampled. 4.2.

Spicy butterscotch with a solid aftertaste

Hints of butterscotch

The price is a bit over the top, but I passed up a bottle at my liquor store last year. Now that I’ve tried it, I’m kicking myself. This is a good pour. Getting leather and slight sweetness - maybe butterscotch? on the nose. You can taste the oak and spice. A warm, light maple-y finish. Maybe even a slight hint of some cherry cobbler out the nose at the end. Fairly lengthy finish, but really pretty smooth. I’m really enjoying this (but again, perhaps lamenting the price a bit). High marks for taste!