Great complexity, especially for the price. On the nose, it leans toward a bourbon profile, with honeyed caramel and vanilla. On the palate, it changes course a bit, tasting more malty and sort of Irish. The transition between the two is pretty seamless. The finish then brings a chocolate-covered raisin note, more reminiscent of a sherry influence. It lingers just a little and dissipates without a lot of fuss. Well balanced, medium-bodied, and agreeable — the perfect Scotch to share with neophytes and other non-enthusiasts.