Good Times Bourbon Orange (Finished in Grand Marnier Barrels)

A friend gave me a 2 oz sample. Smell: Cinnamon orange, cleaning fluid, spiced tea, toasted vanilla, rye bread, clove, moderate oak, and moderate alcohol. Taste: Cheap orange spiced tea, honeysuckle, wildflower honey, fresh bread, sweet corn, and mild anise. The finish is medium-long with orange oils, honey, vanilla, stronger than anticipated oak tannins, and a medium alcohol burn at the end mixed with oily orange peel. This was a pleasant surprise. I haven't tried any Good Times products before. They must be a small producer since reviews or videos about their bottles are hard to find. They offer many finished spirits, which I usually consider a gimmick for a higher price. However, this is quite enjoyable to drink. It's definitely heavy on the orange, but the oranges are a nice blend of spiced tea and smooth honey infusion. It's one of the better non-traditional finished bourbons I've sampled.