Look: Jeffer’s Creek is a quite light whiskey, hay yellow, maybe some slight gold tones. Alcohol legs show up considering it’s only 40% Nose: the nose is quite light, fresh fruit, apple, honey, swirling opens up more of the barrel and the slightest of spice. Judging from the nose, this will be a pretty tame bourbon, which makes some sense due to the low proof. Taste: the initial taste is similar to the nose sans the apple. Honey, vanilla, sugary bread. Finish: really a quite light finish, a slight lingering taste, the fruit kicks in more once the bourbon hits the throat. Not a lot of bitterness or heat. Overall: I feel that if this were kept at a higher proof, this would be a really great bourbon. The local shop owner who pointed this out to me mentioned this is distilled by Buffalo Trace. I tried Weller antique 107 & Jeffers side by side, and this didn’t stand up to Weller Antique. That said, there are some similar characteristics, but just more muted. Jeffers Creek is a tasty, just not complex bourbon at a damn reasonable price.