The Horse Soldier line needs to be addressed by the moderators. There are three current offerings; straight, small batch, and single barrel. This is in reference to the Small Batch. There is a separate listing on Distiller for Single Barrel. Small Batch is 47.5 ABV or 95 proof. Putting aside marketing stories and concentrating on the contents, this is an average pour. I keep trying to get excited about it. Today's tasting is with a single large cube in a rocks glass. Even chilled and diluted it's obvious this is a young bourbon. The nose is more sophisticated than Very Old Barton BiB, but a step down from Knob Creek or WT 101. This tastes like a high rye whiskey and with a 60/30/10 mash bill, it is. This reminds me a lot of Old Grand Dad (which I like a lot). All told, this is a bit brash, young and hot but it has a good taste foundation. I'm sure a little more age will elevate it, as will an NCF Single Barrel at full proof. But... This doesn't work on the taste-value matrix. This tastes like an okay $30 bottle, but it sells for more than double that. There is NO WAY I'm selecting this over a KC single barrel at under $50, or OGD114 under $40, or any number of others. Hard pass on another bottle... Maybe have other expressions at a bar, but I don't see Small Batch in my rotation.