N: Caramel, green rye, orange citrus. Mint, menthol, ethanol. Little bit of sweet oak. Some corn. Some vanilla. Something nutty, almond maybe. P: Very light mouthfeel, leaning toward being watery. Caramel and orange citrus again. Vanilla, mint, and more young rye grain notes. Very little happening on the mid-palate - it just kind of fades out. Finish has a little spice, a little more citrus, maybe some chocolate, little bit more mint. This is a maybe serviceable bourbon, but it's priced too high to compete. Only two bucks more gets you the Knob Creek 9 year old that's sitting next to it on the shelf. This is nowhere near competing with that - just too wimpy here. This could make a nice foil to some of the $15 to $20 bourbons on the shelf (it could be a slightly more grown up option over Jack Daniels, for example), but it doesn't compete when approaching the $30 range.