A strong spice is the first impression, but it softened as ice melted. A smoky, oaky taste becomes more apparent over time. A rather woody finish. Not as much complexity as I'd anticipate from a six-year-old. Acceptable, but fortunate that someone else acquired the bottle.
Laws 6 Year Four Grain Straight Bourbon Bonded
Whiskey Bourbon Colorado 6 Year 50% ABV
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Sampled at Whiskey House SD some years back, and it was a significant improvement over their standard four-grain offering.
Excessively smoky for my preference. I likely wouldn't purchase it again at $74.99.
Wood, barrel spice, and a hint of pepper. A lengthy finish.
A spicy nuttiness is present.
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