NBC 7yr Honey Finished Bourbon
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Honey covered waffle. Have you ever had the cereal Smacks? Kind of like that.
Palate: honey as soon as the pour hits your palate. Starts soft and sweet, followed by immediate boldness. The power of the bourbon really pulls the finish together. The rye spice cuts perfectly through the honey, leading you right into the finish.
Finish: A slight coating of honey on the inside of your mouth, mixed with a nice rye linger that carries through the rest of the pour. This is not your typical honey finished bourbon. You’re not going to only have one or two pours because it’s “too sweet”. In fact, you’re going to want to keep going back to it because the honey acts as more of a tasting not to complement the pour.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Honey covered waffle. Have you ever had the cereal Smacks? Kind of like that.
Palate: honey as soon as the pour hits your palate. Starts soft and sweet, followed by immediate boldness. The power of the bourbon really pulls the finish together. The rye spice cuts perfectly through the honey, leading you right into the finish.
Finish: A slight coating of honey on the inside of your mouth, mixed with a nice rye linger that carries through the rest of the pour. This is not your typical honey finished bourbon. You’re not going to only have one or two pours because it’s “too sweet”. In fact, you’re going to want to keep going back to it because the honey acts as more of a tasting not to complement the pour.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Honey covered waffle. Have you ever had the cereal Smacks? Kind of like that.
Palate: honey as soon as the pour hits your palate. Starts soft and sweet, followed by immediate boldness. The power of the bourbon really pulls the finish together. The rye spice cuts perfectly through the honey, leading you right into the finish.
Finish: A slight coating of honey on the inside of your mouth, mixed with a nice rye linger that carries through the rest of the pour. This is not your typical honey finished bourbon. You’re not going to only have one or two pours because it’s “too sweet”. In fact, you’re going to want to keep going back to it because the honey acts as more of a tasting not to complement the pour.