Bishop Bourbon

No oak. No vanilla. Just corn sweetness. It tastes so diluted that it disappears quickly. The most disappointing aspect is knowing someone tasted this and decided to sell it. Best mixed with something that has actual flavor, or just skip it.

This spirit resembles bourbon mixed with water. It possesses a harsher bite than expected for an 80 proof offering, and the finish dissipates rapidly, like speeding past Dickens, TX at 90 mph. Oak and vanilla are absent; only a subtle corn sweetness is detectable. It's ideal for cocktails.

Vanilla on the nose. Some spice. Smooth, enjoyable. It won't create any memorable experiences either. A solid 2.75

Not pleasant. It tastes both watery and alcoholic.

Sweet, with vanilla notes.