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Coming back to the nose I find that is has turned even softer with buttery characteristics building well I'm left impressed but perplexed at first; likely some characteristic of the Calvados finish I haven't Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.)

I find a light cola characteristic underneath everything but this drinks like an incredibly well crafted

Tangy breadiness with touches of vinegar On subsequent sips molasses opens up a light banana bread characteristic There's a malty beer characteristic in the linger that is interesting After a few sips it feels like start to show up late in the linger Cornbread with an oddly overpowering savory sweetness Lemongrass Rating

Bright pepper, slightly herbal which is surprising for Weller, and sharp vanilla are prevalent characteristics Rating: 4/5 Solid pick!

Towards the bottom of the glass I begin to find some linen characteristics that seem to be in some way Rating: 4/5 (Really good; I want one of these on my shelf.)

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...