There's another wood characteristic that reminds me more of cedar too.

At the sad realization of that moment, I taste resinous cedar influence and sweet raisin.

you with one more fact: this is the highest proof official bottling under Russell's Reserve label, ringing Molasses, cedar, and a touch of coconut surprise this old American whiskey enthusiast after the long

On a larger sip and swish, much more dry oak and cedar can be found.

Well the heavy hitters have entered the ring! struck by how many wood aromas are floating through this now - it's more than just oak; there's some cedar

The empty glass offers a mental transportation into the rocky outcrops of the higher reaches of tall ridges

Is this brand getting lazy and just riding the coattails of prior successes? After a bit of rest, nutmeg, confectioners' sugar, peach rings, brown sugar, and potent oak swirl into

I find lemon curd, fried dough, and the metallic screaming carnival ride we know and love as the Zipper Deep inhales of my glass resemble the inhalation that follows a long sigh ringing out in the air that

I also definitely find some clear ringing traces of amburana wood having been used as part of the blend It's as enjoyable as your first time on a pirate ship swing ride at the carnival, with the excitement

Palate: My first sip is electric with zesty orange peel and peach rings. Another taste rings in a nondescript fruit basket.

Sipping down near the bottom of the glass shows off caramel chews, cherry skins and peach rings.

There's also sweet lemon custard and hints of a resinous cedar cigar box.