The aroma begins with a rich burst of charred oak and vanilla, complemented by subtle background notes of floral rye and ripe fruit. The overall impression is soft yet inviting. The palate is chewy and slightly dry, filling the mouth with pepper, while waves of rye spice and charred oak wash over the palate. You can detect very faint hints of ripe fruit as you chew. It's a wonderfully smooth spirit that leaves a pleasant creaminess, enjoyable to savor. The finish is of medium length with a lingering spice as the oak and cream slowly recede. Considering it's only five years old, it definitely exceeds expectations. Everything one could desire in a delightful sipper, especially one at cask strength. Quintessential bourbon.
Old Scout (Loch & K(e)y Social D)
4.25 Very good
Whiskey Bourbon Indiana 5 years 57.1% ABV
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