Writers' Tears Copper Pot

On the nose, very buttery with some bread-like notes, and almost a honeydew of sorts hidden in there. The palate is very gentle, with a warm honey sweetness, though admittedly not a ton of depth. It’s super smooth on the finish, and slightly dry as well. Overall, it’s a really easy drink, and especially for the price, it’s not a bad Irish to keep around.

Pale gold colour. Decent whiskey, smooth on the palate and with a very versatile bouquet: vanilla, caramel, glue, apricot, coffee candy, liquorice. Prominent pear flavour on the finish.

Smells like circus peanuts. Soft pleasant circus peanuts sweetness, sugar, light apple and caramel with a faint hint of cocoa. Flavors muted and alcohol burn os higher when adding water.

It's awful spirit. I wish I could call it "whiskey" , but it's just powder-booze for a high price