Ben Milam Single Barrel Bourbon

A light caramel aroma on the nose. The mouthfeel was exceptionally sweet, similar to a scotch. The only flavors discernible are syrup and powdered sugar. The finish shifts between cinnamon and cherry. That cherry note is delightful. This has the taste of breakfast.

I was mistaken about this bourbon's origin, believing it to be from Texas. The fact that it's labeled as Texas bourbon but actually produced in Tennessee is misleading, in my opinion. Nevertheless, it's quite smooth, sweet, and a typical bourbon.

A faint caramel aroma on the nose. The taste offered a pleasant sweetness on the palate. I detected notes of caramel and powdered sugar. The finish had mild cinnamon and cherry. A very gentle pour but a delicious, easy-drinking spirit.

Good taste, but that's all. No finish. No middle. It's present and then it vanishes. Leaves much to be desired. I suppose if you're looking for a smooth dram with no bite and no finish, this is for you.

A fairly standard bourbon. It's clearly sourced, though the label doesn't make that obvious enough. I'm anticipating more genuine or distinctive offerings from this company.

Smooth, with minimal sharpness. Slightly sweet, exhibiting the typical bourbon characteristics of vanilla and some oakiness. Not particularly unique, but a delightful and easily drinkable spirit.