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The dusty characteristics also carry candied apple and caramel corn. Rating: 4/5 I've been pleasantly surprised by this release.

This one smells like it could almost have some red wine characteristics. There's a lot of buttery pie crust characteristics hanging out late in the glass alongside just a touch Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.) This thing is a corn monster!

There's a faint bourbon characteristic to the oak I find late in the glass, but it's not trying too hard There's hints of smoke, mossy earth and a faint metallic characteristic near the bottom of the glass. Rating: 5/5 This is one of my all time favorite Irish whiskeys.

There's a rich oak characteristic all throughout. The vanilla frosting characteristics of this are just incredible. Rating: Two Thumbs Up!

A larger sip and swish shows off lovely plum and raisin characteristics. Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf) A lovely, lovely bourbon I'm impressed with

The rum finish feels a bit more apparent on this one with that creamy characteristic really shining.

The real highlight of this pour is it's sweet cherry characteristic with a hint of orange peel on the Rating: 4/5 I am definitely a big fan of these wheated bourbons coming out of Old Elk these days...

Really big oak comes off the glass; it has a lot of really bright and dusty characteristics that sting Rating: Thumbs up! Well, you can't beat shared pours!

I have to re-highlight the fun black pepper characteristic here which smells like so many of my favorite Rating: 3/5 Batch 032 certainly did not disappoint me - that's the beauty of my 3 score: it's a pour If my ratings were a bell curve (which they probably are given enough whiskies reviewed) I'd imagine

My last sip is orange peel zesty with really distinct sweet tea characteristics. Rating: Two thumbs way up!

My first sip is an intense wave of plum, apricot, a distinct rolled oat characteristic, and a toasted smoky oak characteristic. Rating: 4/5 I'm pleased to say this pour made the "Keep Amongst the Whiskey" list; something not many

Introducing a little air during a sip increases the vanilla characteristic but also brings a big wave Rating: 3/5 There may be good reason most Irish whiskeys are bottles near 92 proof...