Wyoming Whiskey Small Batch Bourbon

Batch 50, bottled 2.23.18 Nose: wood varnish, toasted pecans and pecan pie Palate: burnt caramel, brown sugar, Texture: light oiliness coats the mouth Finish: burnt caramel, coffee, cardamom and cinnamon spices, getting Spicer with further sips, getting into ginger territory.

Nose: Not much punch, but some depth going on. Luxardo cherries, citrus oil. Roses. Vanilla, brown sugar, oak. Dusty corn. Honey. Fig newtons. Palate: Straightforward and bright - dusty corn, brown sugar, vanilla. Cream. Orange blossoms. Charred oak. Mint. Slightly grassy and herbaceous - hay. Mouthfeel is lighter. Finish starts off with Nilla wafers, bananas, and peanuts with some bright ethanol riding along. Evolves and ends simply with the bright and shiny ethanol character slowly disappearing. Some strawberry shows up at the tail end. Other notes: Not bad overall. Not something I'd feel compelled to keep around, but the flavor profile is pretty solid all around. Not doing anything out of left field or unusual, though I'd be curious to see this aged a little longer and bottled at closer to 90 or 95 proof - there are some Eagle Rare vibes that are buried in there. Add in some unique finishing options... But really, good buy overall.

Not sure why the flavor text says "harsh on the palate" - this isn't exactly complex but it's notably smooth and therefore very drinkable.

I agree with another tasting note that this feels somewhat thin. Not bad though. Very drinkable. Nice long finish. I'd buy it again.