Reviewing a 108 proof bottle. Immediately on the nose I am able to recognize this as a willett product - that incredibly distinct cinnamon/walnut scent greets you, with some added woody-ness and a tinge of dill. Palate differs almost completely from the nose - incredibly sweet and fruity with some hints of vanilla - very tasty. The finish is where the classic walnut and cinnamon Willett flavors return for a surprisingly long (but also spicy) finish. The finish ends with a last kick of dill and a jab of spice. This drinks right at proof for me, which is somewhat surprising given the young age of it. I would prefer more wood, and an older version of this would likely be even better. Value for money is where this product really falters. Yes, for all the reasons mentioned above, it is a tasty dram. But $70, for any product including this one, seems excessive. The closest comparison in proof and quality for this would be Russel's Reserve Rye ($55) and Pikesville ($55), both of which are 50% older. Admittedly, very different flavor profiles, as this brings big spice - but many 95/5 MGP ryes offer the spice, proof, and age for less. Overall - tasty, but not sure I'll pick up another bottle of it.