Wild Turkey American Honey

Sometimes, a sweet beverage is exactly what's needed after a demanding day. It's an ideal small drink for any event and is always a good option to bring to a gathering. Even individuals who claim they dislike whiskey can enjoy this one. When contrasted with other honey spirits from major producers, this one truly offers the best equilibrium of spice and sweetness. Another brand is far too sweet, while a different one is excessively spicy in comparison to this delightful spirit.

The aroma is primarily orange, with added cinnamon. It gives the impression of a pre-mixed old fashioned. Similar flavors are present. The cinnamon flavor is very prominent and lingers. I checked the bottle to confirm if it stated American Cinnamon. It did not. The mouthfeel is cloyingly sweet, delivering honey on the finish, followed by... indeed, more cinnamon.

My regular companion likes to bring a bottle of this along on trips. It was the first one offered to me at my place. I hadn't tried a flavored bourbon before, but I developed a liking for them, starting with the honey varieties after this one.

Clear amber color, showing typical alcohol legs. The aroma has faint honey and a strong grain alcohol scent. The taste is similar, with the honey becoming more noticeable. Abundant sweetness. A syrupy texture. A semi-sweet finish. RJT

As someone new to whisky/bourbon, this was spot on. I haven't explored much, but everything else I've tried has really impressed me. This is extremely sweet and drinks easily.

It has an astringent quality with a burning sensation on the nose, hinting at charred oak. The palate presents a sweet confection of floral honeys and vanilla bourbon, and the finish is spiced like cinnamon.