On the nose, muddled fruit, spice, vanilla, dark honey and an earthiness roll out of the glass followed by some lighter notes of butterscotch, malt and ambiguous sweetness. It's inoffensive, but not complex or interesting. It just is. The flavour comes across much darker than the aroma. Muddled overripe fruit, dark almost cloying sweetness, honey and a marshy earthy funk with a raw quality on the end. It's only a little better than the Lismore 100 Proof.