Tasted in the early days of autumn, which was perfect timing - this bourbon screams "autumn in Kentucky" Heavy oak, granny smith candy apples, dry roasted peanuts, churros, vanilla ice cream, tobacco. Big apple pie energy tempered by a healthy hit of dry oak. Thick and chewy viscosity carries an honest spicy burn - it tastes it's proof for sure - but very mild on the ethanol. Dry, lingering finish. Tasted side-by-side with Country Ham, Beaten Biscuits, and Boston Batch. This one is the best of the four in my opinion. The flavor profile is very unique, and despite a degree of family resemblance to other Booker’s, I really haven’t had anything like it. One of my favorites.