Appearance: Off-white, creamy, viscous. Very like fresh cream. Aroma: Vanilla, butter, cream, a note of whiskey but it's very mild and shy. Flavour and Texture: Creamy vanilla and white chocolate with a low-key alcohol background that is barely recognizable as whiskey. Some very quiet spice notes (nutmeg, cinnamon). The texture is thick and creamy, but not as heavy as some liqueurs. Another Irish cream liqueur competing for a share of a very profitable market. To all intents and purposes this is Bailey's Irish Cream without any cacao, but don't take that as harsh criticism. It's pleasant and I have a sweet tooth so I enjoy such cream liqueurs a lot, but they are all engineered from the same template and none has much complexity. In its class, if you like this style of drink, it's perfectly OK and I can't imagine anyone actively disliking it. "Average" : 79/100 (2.75 stars)