Where the nose is a bit light in complexity - the palate shines. Palate: Upfront this pour is bright and zesty. Lemon peel and cardamom tingle on the tongue.

Palate: I expected my first sip to be a doozy, but this actually came across incredibly well balanced The palate, while delicious, definitely did not deliver enough to earn my top mark. significantly better with time and more oxygen as my first pour was definitely a let down (for a unicorn caliber think I have a Full Proof pick that I'd prefer for a more complex, delicious pour (at least on the palate

Palate: Right away my teeth get shocked by the prevalent sweetness of plum, honey, boozy amaretto, fig My last sip is well balanced as plum, cardamom and pepper wash over the palate softly. Although the nose far outpaced the palate here... This is still a decently solid whiskey.

Palate: At first sip, you'll find a savory, sweet treat.

Palate: Whew! First sip of the day and it is a good one! The sizzle on the palate is not overpowering and it quickly evolves into a silky strawberry sweetness

Citrus & cherry carry well into the palate. Rye spice continues to dance well in the background. This beats Rare Breed on nose and finish, but falls slightly short on palate. This one is a conundrum; it is both mellow and easy on the palate at times and others super spicy and The variations on the palate are interesting and keep you guessing. Only lacks in finish; but has a more experienced palate than the Kentucky Spirit.

Palate: Wow, what an incredible softness here, even at 100 proof. I continue to explore through the depths of this pour, I do find the flavors begin to build on the palate They are subtle, and only a seasoned palate will probably pick up on them.

Chocolate heavy palate. Cherry mixes PERFECT with chocolate. Creamy caramel.

Palate: Candy sweets! Cinnamon red hots, cherry syrup, and the drying presence of those smarties. Palate: A balanced caramel sweetness mixed well with the dank, proofy leather & wood. Syrupy. Long. The creamy rum notes are more present on palate. Rich, rich, rich!

Palate: My first sip is delicate but flavorful as sugary peach rings introduce a tall glass of sweet of the really old (15-18 year) pre-fire Heaven Hill stocks, which almost always land lovingly on my palate

Palate: Candy sweets! Cinnamon red hots, cherry syrup, and the drying presence of those smarties.

to go in for another sip, but when I taste this many of these aromas don't seem to be present on the palate Palate: The first sip is sweet forward with a slightly chalky oak. These flavors give off a significant drying feel on the palate. The palate takes quite a while to really get going - I enjoyed another ~ half ounce after I finished The nose on this is an easy 5/5, but unfortunately with the big disconnect to the palate, I can't score