At the price point, I can’t recommend it. It doesn’t taste at all like a 14 YO bourbon. Not much point in chewing Tincup 14 YO, there is no linger to speak of. I tasted it along side Eagle Rare 10 and Elijah Craig Small Batch. Both have a more complex taste profile and linger longer. I might give it more stars if the price was in $30 to $40 dollar range. If the price point of Tincup 14 was in the $30 to $40 price range, it would be more comparable to Eagle Rare 10 and Elijah Craig Small Batch. Even then Eagle River 10 and Elijah Craig Small Batch are better sips. Too bad, I really wanted to like Tincup 14 YO.