Caramel and barrel nose. Caramel and barrel spice flavors. Clean and cohesive. Thin and short finish but not offensive. Simple and clean Añejo. Cocktail king.

Vanilla aroma, with vanilla cherry cola flavor. Nice tingle on the finish. Slight aftertaste and more creamy than I’d expect.

Nose is a little grassy, sweet warm hay, barrel sweetness, a little astringent note that fades with time in the glass. Early palate is leathery spice, slightly smoky, agave, some creamy vanilla, maybe a hint of oak tannin late. Finish comes in quick with sweet vanilla and fades just as quickly. At $45, worth a try. Great in a cocktail, maybe with your cigar. Your mileage may vary.

Nice flavors. Only tried a small sample cup. Oak, carmel, vanilla, with a touch of smoke. Enjoyable.

Great barrel sweetness like caramel and vanilla. Creamy on the mouthfeel, with a slight tannic mid-palate, but then back to an enjoyable vanilla cream finish. The value is good enough to recommend, and if you’re into cigars, I highly recommend. If you’re looking for something more complex, perhaps consider spending more on something different.