I W Harper Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml Bottle

Fragrance is practically all liquor. A great deal of warmth and leaves a torch as far as possible. On the more slender side and more like a scotch than a whiskey. Lingering flavor is somewhat odd just about a trace of harshness.

Nose is gentle only a trace of undefinable pleasantness and natural product compote before you get the pith of warmth. Not awful yet unquestionably disappointing particularly when contrasted with a couple of clear adversaries for example Evan Williams Single Barrel and Elijah Craig Little Cluster. Luckily the sense of taste is a lot livelier opening sweet upon sweet with caramel earthy colored sugar molasses and vanilla blending to lead the charge. Following a couple of moments the rye impact shows up and the mint overpowers everything else before a wonderful flood of pleasantness tempered by occasion flavors finishes things off. The desensitizing punch of clove waits the longest apparently covering your lips and tongue and enduring very nearly an entire moment after the last taste. Incredibly great whisky. On the off chance that this was in the $30 territory it would be an expetional deal. At the $40 territory (when I can discover it) this begins to be less engaging particularly when contrasted and the previously mentioned EW Single Barrel and the far better Jim Pillar 12yr. Definitely justified even despite an opportunity to discover it and simply enough unique in relation to my preferred whiskeys to stay in my whisky rack.