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There isn't really a right way to bridge this gap, but there are perhaps wrong turns that could have completely wrong turn upon first journeying amongst the malts, I can confidently say that I did find my bridge It took some time and convincing, but I found it, and, as such, I'm always on the lookout for easy bridges Then perhaps it's time to cross that bridge. It may not taste like bourbon, but it offers enough familiar territory to make bridging the gap feel

Distillery Reserve Mars Single Malt Japanese Blend, a pioneering release that bridges Kentucky bourbon

The area contains historical landmarks, such as Kenmore Bridge. Nick's Thoughts Nose:  Raisin and resinous cedar lead the way.

It's light and fun, though I almost get the undertones of some cedar influence, even though I know Strathmill That was a wild ride—the kind of experience I adore in all things whisk(e)y.

nose back into the depths of the glass offers aromas of mossy forest floors, patchouli, camphoraceous cedar

The empty glass smells of spring florals and cedar shakes.

Cardamom, allspice and creamy vanilla takes me on a sudden ride. Let's have a sip! Coming back I find funky evergreen sap, cedar, old spice aftershave and a trove of leather clippings.

As the liquid level fades, the flavors do not—resinous cedar, fig, and pumpernickel bread meet in bold

inhales produce creamy vanilla, biscotti speckled with a touch of white pepper, rose petals, and resinous cedar

In the right nostril: bolder oak with hints of leather and resinous cedar grilling planks.

Oily cedar, fluffy vanilla, and Walkers Nonsuch English creamy toffee candy come zipping into the forefront

Overall I find the nose to have some really off-brand aromas like cedar grilling planks and kimchi.