Received 2 oz sample from a friend Nose - Spiced orange, citrus cleaner, chai tea, toasted vanilla, rye bread, clove, medium oak, and medium ethanol. Palate - Cheap orange chai tea, honeysuckle, wildflower honey, fresh baked bread, sweet corn, and light anise. Finish is medium-long with orange oils, honey, vanilla, higher than expected oak tannins, and medium ethanol bite at the end mixed with an oily orange peel. This actually surprised me. I have no experience with Good Times. They must be a small distillery because it's difficult to find reviews or videos covering any of their bottles. They have a ton of finished products, which always screams gimmicky and upcharge to me. However, this is pretty dang enjoyable to sip on. It definitely is orange-forward, but those oranges are a nice mixture of spiced tea and creamy infused honey. It's one of the better non-traditional finished bourbons I've had.