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Nose is so much better than the palate here, but I fear this bottle may have suffered from a good bit Final Ranking: Old Label > New Label on grounds of impressive complexity and depth For some reason the palate

I had enough of a break for my palate to reset for this review. Palate: My first sip shows off a nice burst of flavor with sweet orange peel backdropped by a minty caramel I am surprised with how fruit forward the palate is with how muted the early nose felt. I get a lot of old fashioned cocktail vibes from this on the palate now. I am willing to look past a very lackluster nosing experience because of how good the palate was.

Wow the smoke from the palate comes through clear as day as the glass nears empty. Palate: Banana transfers well upfront with smoldering plum spice. Doesn't please my palate.)

Palate: On my first sip I find plenty of candied cherry, plum and sugary spice. TL;DR: A fruit sweet expression that surprisingly doesn't bust the palate Rating: 3/5 (Decent.

era, but I do know that the Michter's team clearly has an eye towards quality with releases of this caliber This is funky and delightful at every corner; a thorough evolution on the nose, let’s hope the palate Palate: On first sip I’m greeted by an array of dried fruit.

Palate: My first sip is loaded with banana peel and sawdust. It's just barely palatable, but I can't find many exceedingly redeeming qualities to offer any praise Doesn't please my palate.) This one - though cheap - is surely not 'complete' whiskey.

Palate: Wow, the palate is much more full of flavor than I was expecting!

Time for a sip to see if things open up differently on the palate. jumped back into the foreground and combined with the sugary sweet pecan note I was getting on the palate As the glass weathers on the sweetness from the palate starts to drift in. Palate: My first sip is really a complete surprise as delicious cherry hots flash up, sizzle on the tip I had no idea I was going to enjoy this pour this much on the palate based on the aromas I was finding

The big reason for drinking low proof to high is so that your palate doesn't go blind. Explore all the samples with enough time for both the nose and the palate to open up and evolve. Palate: This one is sneaky... Where is the proof?! Palate: From the start my tongue is immediately coated in bright red berry syrup. The nose screams rich luxardo, but the palate soothes in sweet maraschino.

So, as a warm-up to the palate, here is a quick rundown of what makes the Weller lineup as traceable Palate: Oh yes, this is velvet on my tongue. TL;DR: an approachable and high-caliber sip every time Rating:  4/5 ( Really good.

Palate: On first taste I find this is quite a spicy bourbon. fan-favorite (myself included) Repeal V shows a close nose, but the V has so much more depth to the palate further to Repeal VI, I find that VII certainly has the better nose, but it's a closer race on the palate

Palate is a balanced caramel sweetness mixed well with the dank, proofy leather & wood. Syrupy. The creamy rum notes are more present on palate. Rich, rich, rich!