Hi everyone,
Back with another Bourbon review from the eyes of a Scotch man.

Old Grand Dad 114 57%
Colour: Light Bronze
Body: Full
Nose: Intense, of course. Lots of fresh oak, freshly sawn oak planks, mint sprig, salted caramel. After a second, lovely but intense spices- Clove, cinnamon, ginger.
Taste: Woah, soft first then a great building development with a good helping of oak and lots of complex spice. Dry with sawn oak planks, a little spicy toffee, cinnamon, lots of clove, ginger, rye-type spice.
Finish: Long length. Complex spices leave slowly.
A pretty dry and classic Bourbon but a rare balance achieved.
Didn't know this was from Beam at the time, so wasn't looking for/didn't get any of the funky type of flavour you Bourbonites talk about.
For reference GTS was my favourite Bourbon so far with 80/100.
77/100
Thanks for reading!
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