It’s fully hard to describe the aftertaste of all Journeyman whiskeys that I’ve ever had, but I will try. The nose of this one smells of paint thinner or rubbing alcohol. Genuinely doesn’t smell like something drinkable. Body is relatively smooth with a simple and subtle honey flavor, which becomes stronger on the finish alongside mild cinnamon. That aftertaste... Old pennies? Galvanized nails? It’s something that strikes a bourbon drinker as an impurity, but it’s in so much of their stuff that I think it has to be either part of their process or part of their raw materials. Not bad, not much to desire. Many many better things on shelves for cheaper.