This expression is an unaged American whiskey made from corn, barley, and barley malt. It is filtered with toasted oak and maple wood before bottling at 90 proof.
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It opens with the harsh smell of cheap corn. The initial flavor is just as strong of corn and leather. It mellows out after some time and settles, bizarrely, into tasting like a ham sandwich. It has a long and flavorful finish. It makes for a good 4th drink. The only redeeming thing about it is the ham sandwich finish
This is a bad bottle. The flavor is poor and it is not smooth. I finished the bottle because I hate wasting but I wish I would have just thrown it out. I made an old fashion with it and it still did not help. Skip purchasing this, there are better options for $30.
Seems strong at first sip with no ice. Inititally has a stronger smokey, oak flavor with a bit of a kick. Adding ice really mellows it out and brings out the vanilla. Almost too sweet with ice, not eough kick. Overall not bad, some interesting flavors.
Nose of butterscotch. Strong alcohol taste (bite) upfront followed by hints of campfire (over charred) and finally wrapping up with the more expected, oaked whiskey flavors. Can do with more time on oak (>24hrs) and more aging.
The nose is pretty neutral, I can't pull any real flavors but alcohol. The taste is pretty much the same, reminds me of a cheap alcohol with a slightly woody flavor on top. The finish... I'm glad it's over.
Little moonshiney on the front end, a blast of woodsy, gain, and wheat on the mid then a burn on the back end.
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