I don’t understand the tasting description of this whiskey on this app or why the score is relatively amateur. I am amazed by this whiskey’s scotch-like depth and bourbon-like comfort (not to mention the fact that it’s under $30). The initial, mild peaty tones are reminiscent of a Highland scotch, followed by a distant sweetness that reminds me of a Tennessee whiskey. If you’re looking for a whiskey that can reconcile these two regions while still maintaining an element of indiscriminant drinkability, buy it. Take it camping in a flask or drink it in a Glencairn glass while sitting in your easy-chair. Just drink it straight and rest easy because you only paid $28 for it.