Honeydew melon and orchard fruit forward with a quiet malt presence underneath. Rye spice stands out as the dominant liquid character, with the Scotch present but not overpowering—like a person in the room who is louder than silent but not commanding the foreground.
Bourbon sweetness, rye spice, and fruity Scotch character weave together seamlessly with no obvious boundaries. Nuttiness emerges mid-palate. The three components remain on equal footing rather than one dominating.
Long and warming with the finish growing more Scotch-inflected and fruit-forward over time, while maintaining rye spice at the tail end. The proof point at 104 feels perfectly calibrated—not too hot, allowing all components to shine.
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