This is, of course, an 86 proof bourbon - lower than I prefer, but I didn't have much money to spend when I bought this, and among the small bottles it was the only one I wanted to try. It was $11.49 for a pint. The mash bill is 72% corn, 18% rye, and 10% barley. There's no age statement, but since it's a straight whisky it has to be at least four years old or an age statement would be mandatory. In the glass it's a "burnished" color, according to the chart I use. NOSE: Caramel, butterscotch, vanilla, marshmallows, honey, honeysuckle, summer leaves (it doesn't actually smell like leaves, it's just that's what this note makes me think of ). MOUTHFEEL: Thin. TASTE: Watered down honey, orange, salt, brown sugar. FINISH: Long, but it's just faint oak, a vague citrus note, and a warmth that lingers. SUMMARY: This bourbon begins great, but the mouthfeel, taste, and finish are disappointing compared to the nose. It's not a bad bourbon - I like it - but it's not what the nose promises.