Starts off strong with lots of butterscotch, like werthers originals but not as sweet, on the nose. There is also a faint hint of dried fruits, maybe raisins, along with some sweet corn. On the palate, the mouthfeel I kind of thin, which is surprising, but you get the same immediate hit of heat and baking spices like the orange label version, but the alcohol is almost nonexistent which is a nice surprise given the proof. Not overly complex, but absolutely enjoyable.