I wanted to try a njcer bourbom than Bulleit, and took a gamble with Wild Turkey Rare Breed. It paid off. Taste - as soon as i opened it and took a taste it felt like the finest of maple candy or brown sugar hitting my palette, but with less sweetness. There's a little vanilla and you can taste the corn mash in the background. This is a beautiful bourbon and my new favorite dessert drink. Also strong on the palette is oak and spice with a nice long finish. Color - beautiful brown sugar. Nose - Matches the drink but with more floral notes. Value - eh it isn't exactly cheap nor is it expensive. But it is very good and i want this on my shelf. Overall 8.5/10 One of my first really good bourbons (i used to drink too much jim beam, jack, and makers in college)