St. Pauli scored this whisky 84 points 
Great old bourbon: one in the light & fruity league. It's a pleasure to drink when you don't like the big bold and sweet style in the world of bourbon.
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A tad restrained, but with pleasant notes. It's friendly, not too heavy on shoe polish or old leather. A rather fruit driven bourbon, with tinned peach, cherry and orange zest. Behind that there is a light syrupy note, but not too expressive. Biscuit and a bit of spice complete the nose.
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Light to medium body, with much room for fruit, cereal and vanilla. Vanilla milkshake, tea biscuit, cooked/tinned summer fruit. There is no fat viscous structure that sometimes can be found, it's rather lean and absent of syrupy notes (apart from a bit of toffee). There is a moderate amount of spice (cinnamon, cardamom, a bit of ginger) and wood.
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Not too long, but with a pleasant combination of spice, wood, a bit of leather now, and that biscuit-y and fruity feel.
