Nice legs. Inviting aroma. The palate is oranges, baked apples - with a cherry note that pops in every so often. A buttery texture leads to an enjoyable nutty finish. Slight astringency at the end. No frills here. Just a very well put together Tennessee whiskey at 11 years bottled-in-bond. Poetic, sweet, nutty, and gracefully aged like Venus Williams at the US Open. Although it's not as dynamic and spice-driven as the Mckenna 10, it's certainly tastier than the Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch, and smoother than the Maker's Mark 46. This is without a doubt a re-buy for me. Pick up a bottle while it's still priced in the $40-$50s. Mashbill: 84% corn, 8% rye, 8% malted barley.