N: Toffee, caramel, vanilla, and wood. Some dark cherry mixes in if you swirl and try for it, but it feels real (not forced). P: Rich and hearty. Wood forward with lots of oak and char. Then the toffee and caramel. Finish is oak tannin and cinnamon spice with just a touch of black licorice. Bold and solid, but the wood crushes the subtler and, I think, desirable orchard fruit flavors in the standard 81 proof version, which makes that a slightly better value for me. This also isn't quite as interesting as something like the Evan Williams White Label Bottle in Bond. Decent in a pinch though.