Milam & Greene Single Barrel Straight Bourbon

This single barrel was from cask #454, only 280 bottles sourced. A sourced whiskey from undisclosed Tennessee distillery and bottled in Texas. Light color in appearance; sweet, floral nose; light, floral with touch of fruit and honey on palate; nothing special to me on chew; unimpressive tanginess on finish that contrasts with lighter, sweeter, smoother palate; not terrible, it can be enjoyed, but overall I cant get excited about.

Note - Pineapple upside cake. Ethanol. Little funky. Smells like gas finger. Smells like fruity pebbles before its dyed. Palate - The ethanol smell portrays through the flavor. When you think of a peanut shell there are three layers: The outer hard shell, the inner soft shell and the nut. This tastes like the inner soft layer. Finish - The palate all the way down.

Somewhat weak nose of oak, pear, cinnamon, and cherry. Sweet and fruity; cherry, cinnamon, char. Short sweet finish. Very smooth, and tasty, but ultimately weak overall.

Wheaty, lightly sweet with some subtle spicy notes as well. Smooth, creamy, nice mouthfeel.

Very lighthearted from start to finish, notes of oak and a slight nuttiness to finish

Not a huge fan of bourbon but really like this one. Smooth as hell, oaky.