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Reserve release soon as well, but for now it's time to see how this Cask Strength holds up against my palate Palate: My first sip is indulgent with syrupy plum, maraschino cherry, and a long caramel linger.

Palate: My first sip perfectly follows the pixie stick comparison of the nose.

Palate: Excellent new additions to the nose include flavors of fig and red berry jam upon first sipping Ultimately I found this one to be a bit over-oaked on the palate personally, but I am sure there will

Palate: The first sip is incredibly mellow, with silky smooth vanilla and cherry slowly migrating throughout Touches of white pepper throughout give a tiny bit of spice to the palate.

On the palate I get a muddled cherry, a soft dash of bitters, vanilla bean and coffee creamer sweetness Cherry, plum, orange peel and mulled wine coat the palate. Yum! The palate is easy going but packed with flavors like nutmeg, allspice, maraschino cherry juice and a The palate is really surprising compared to the nose.

The result is a robust Bourbon with chocolate and stout notes that smooth the palate, lengthen the finish Dark chocolate now that the nose has evolved some and the palate has opened up my senses a bit more. Palate: Oh yeah. I'm immediately reminded of why we selected this barrel. Palate: Plum pie with cinnamon spice and caramel lead the charge for this pour. Dark cherry syrup coats the palate well now and brings with it inconspicuous sweet floral tones.

Palate: Oh yeah - the palate matches the start of the nose well here.

Palate: The first sip is raisin forward with little explosions of earl gray tea and some hefty oak. A nice citrus and vanilla wave runs over the palate with this.

Palate: Creamy lemon frosting & a caramel so gentle & delicate for a first sip. Almost tastes like a 3-4 year MGP on the palate too with a lot of citrus and spice. Palate reminds me a lot of Smoke Wagon Small Batch.

Palate: My first taste of Morris reveals eye-widening buttered popcorn and distinct grilled pita bread I find the likes of Clynelish 14 to be more dominating and powerful on the palate, but the Morris is

Palate: Some citrus pop, followed by the delicious fruit medley I was met with on the nose. Flashes of tobacco are also present on the palate.

Palate: My first sip is so creamy upfront; it's like a mouthful of whipped cream! Rating: Two Thumbs Way Up I think the palate isn't quite as complex and layered as the nosing experience