The nose carries strong oak - very unique, rich oak, I should add - and maple syrup notes, along with a hint of orange peel. The arrival is creamy smooth, with vanilla and some baking spice. The oak returns in earnest on the mid-palate, joined by toffee and spearmint gum. The finish is especially long for a spirit of this proof, with bitter dark chocolate, leather, spices and savory maple. A bit spendy at $80, but if you're in Oregon and looking for something tasty and distinctive, seek this one out.