Batch 3 @ 105 proof here...bottle 9084 for some over-specificity. Nose leans heavily to herbal and grassy notes - plenty of mint and maybe cardamom (something tea-like), as well as notes of tobacco and hay, as well as some younger woody elements. Its interesting, though I struggle to find much cohesion here. I dare say I do like it, but this is a bit of a challenge and while I usually find such challenges inviting, this one feels a bit more of a chore. Flavor opens up a with some light fruit notes before quickly drying out and finishing with some fresh cigar-leaf notes...and that was actually a bit unexpected as I expect a 'cigar' pour to be bold and provide the theoretical "hold up to a" Cohiba or Macanudo, but this is authentic tobacco flavors. Not particularly sweet, there's a bit of anise and a splash of cinnamon...and much like the nose, its interesting, but I would say I find the flavor superior to the nose. Not the longest finish, there's a good burst, but it levels off quickly. TLDR - a unique pour that challenges the senses, but is one I will likely pull down infrequently as there was no quality that truly drew me in, nor was it an easy sipper