Subtle nose considering it’s proof—barrel oak base with caramel overtone, light on cherry compared to typical OF BIB. Tight but deep palette leading with brown sugar dropping into a kentucky hug, spice ends quickly though for a long barrel finish. 2nd nosing is greater sweetnes. 2nd tasting is more complex with flavors typically reserved for aged bourbons. Really good, buy it if you see it, don’t hunt for it or pay secondary.