Quality House Old Style Bourbon

No information on the mash bill was available. It's three years old, has a straw gold color, and cost $9.99. The aroma has alcohol, a medicinal scent, sourness, grass, honey, and lemon cough drop notes. The texture is watery. The taste is lemon cough drops and honey. The finish is lemon with a slight oak presence and is short. Overall, it's a mediocre bourbon, similar in quality to Jim Beam white. It's worth its $10 price tag, but no more. It's unfortunate this replaced Heaven Hill Bottled In Bond, which was likely much superior.

It's not exactly amazing, but it's definitely better than expected for the price. It's light yet warming, with notes of peanuts, scorched corn, and a hint of fruit juice. Also tastes like vegetal, green grass. For $13 a liter, it's not a terrible choice for casual drinking while traveling for work, and I'm currently enjoying some in a hotel room.

Not the most amazing, to be sure, but with ice it's acceptable. For the price of eleven dollars a bottle, what can one really ask for?

Very smooth, honestly gave me a Buffalo Trace impression. Brown sugar and very smooth.

It comes from the same barrels as other notable Heaven Hill bourbons.