Creek Water 100 Proof American Whiskey

A- light gold in a cool bottle. S- grain. Corn, wheat, light barley. Kinda peaty or grassy. M- I drank this on a couple cubes. Silky smooth with no burn. Like drinking dirty cold water. T- Water, peat, fresh wood. Very earthy. Bits of limestone. Smooth no burn? This is like nothing else. Its not a sweet Carmely vanilla bourbon. It literally tastes like spiked dirty spring water. It's not bad tasting but will definitely not be normal to what people are used to. O- Tastes like what it says. Dirty water. Lots of earth, grain. The big surprise is at 100 proof the burn is there but subdued and fades fast. Something very different. Best chilled.

Smells like cinnamon & sugar Tastes of vanilla frosting, with cinnamon raisin bread. Super quick finish Overall, this is a quick treat. Nothing complex, just a nice sweet whiskey to enjoy. Definitely different, but drinks under proof, abd and is slightly enjoyable.

The nose is by far the best part outside of the cool bottle. A bit of sweetness, but nothing special. The ONLY taste was like paper…nothing else. Just really bad. Not like Cassius Clay cat piss bad but definitely a drain pour. Glad I only paid $8 on clearance.

If you love gasoline this is for you. A marshmallow and burnt wood nose, leads to high ethanol flavor. Burn throughout and not in a good way, leaves you with a hot burn all the way down. No idea how long it's aged but I would have to guess not long

Almost no nose to this. Mere hints of marshmallow and cream on the nose. Foretaste is light caramel which fades to a toasted almond. The finish is marshmallow and wood char with lingering alcohol burn. You would not expect this to be 100 proof.

Strong marshmallow notes with an overwhelming ethanol burn. This is a truly awful whiskey and for the price, is absolutely not worth buying. I only tried it because I recently moved to N.C. And want to try every local whiskey.