The nose is extremely light and very hard to pick out flavors outside of cinnamon, caramel sweetness and light pear with light ethanol burn. The taste is just as light as the nose with a thin mouthfeel with flavors of pear, cinnamon, caramel and icing sugar with light ethanol burn that finishes short with a slight bitterness with caramel, icing sugar and light pear. This is a lackluster whisky with light sugar flavors and faint fruit that is better than the Mars Lucky Cat “Mint”, but only because there are no bitter dirt flavors. These appear to be selling for around $30 which is a much better value than the Mars Lucky Cat “Mint” and could be an addition to your bottle blockade that helps protect your better bottles from those magician family and friends that ask for your “smoothest” whisky followed by performing their only trick of “The Disappearing Bottle” as this can be characterized as sugary alcoholic brown water. Big thanks to @jonwilkinson7309 for the generous sample of this one.