Afternoon sampling; 1792 BiB is the focus here. Comparing a 2022 bottle that has been open for 6-7 months to other pours opened for approximately the same amount of time. The semi-floral, bright nose and pancacke-batter, vegetal palate have only slightly "evolved" over the aforementioned time. Wanting this to be more than it "is" (due to its relative scarcity), a neat pour finds it slightly lacking in flavor (BT), complexity (OE7) and nuance (KPSB/GD 7) when put to the test. Not that this is a poor selection; there IS a lovely oakiness and buttery richness that might appreciably contend with a Henry McKenna 10yr SB BiB. That favorable comparison having been stated, a 1792 FP Store Pick is the same price ($49.99) and makes for a tough choice on which bottling to pickup when hankering for the 1792 flavor profile.