Interesting flavor combos that come in waves - front is bourbon rounded sweetness, then the nutty high notes of the malt, followed by the spice of the rye. They don’t fold into each other so much - each is kind of its own note - which makes for a kind of bunjee-jump of an experience when I was hoping for more of a fluid rollercoaster. But expectations aren’t experiences, and it’s a fine pour, and an above-average old fashioned (super light on the sugar/bitters).