Saw this at a non-Alaska price for the first time and decided to give it another shot. I was hoping for a rich, creamy, interesting drink I could have while I cycled between Scotch, bourbons and rye. I guess 2 out of 3 isn't all bad. My original review from several years back still stands true today, with a few minor variations; It smells very light and floral on the nose, like honeysuckle on the vine, then meanders to vanilla. The mouthfeel is still very creamy, and the palate is still sadly one-note (sweet honey) and boring. No real finish to speak of. It's smooth, unobtrusive, inoffensive, and just pretty ok. I tried to like it more than I do, but this will be my last bottle. Maybe it's time to bring cognac and Armagnac back into my rotation...