Nose: Toffee, Honeyed Grains, Oak, Cotton Candy, Hint of Dried Figs, Mild Marzipan. Palate: Red Fruit, Honeyed Grains, Nut Meg, Cinnamon, Burnt Sugar, Vanilla, Sweet Cornbread. E.H. Taylor continues to be the saving grace of Buffalo Trace's core line. It is a complex,interesting, and elegant bourbon that sticks out from the crowd. It shares similarities with the Old Rip Van Winkle 10 year, mostly the baking spices and sweet granular notes. If you can buy it at msrp I'd recommend grabbing a bottle, you wont be disappointed, $60- $80 USD is a fair price for this in my opinion. Anything more and you're getting ripped off.