Nose- Dark cherries; coffee grounds; milk chocolate; dusty oak; cinnamon; caramel Palate- Wave of toasted almonds; confectioners sugar; dark roast coffee; spiced oak; cherries; rich vanilla Finish- Long, spicy finish; confectioners sugar; aged leather; dusty, old oak; baking spices Another year, another stunning George T. Stagg. Surprisingly, this one doesn’t dry my mouth out like most of the years past, which I like. This one has more of a spicy mouthfeel to it. I would describe this as rich, complex, and old (in the best way possible). I believe i’m in the minority here, but I prefer the 2019 edition more. Regardless, I would happily drink this at any bar, and would buy it for anything less than $250.