n: Vanilla + caramel

p: Dirty rubber band with a bland finish

N: Deep n' fruity for a bourbon with some notes of citrus and wax.
P: Lots of sweetness balanced with lots of wood.  Very chewy and resinous. 

F: Tannic wood.  Dry.

N: Light spice, cinnamon, light vanilla. Coconut. Mild wood. 

P: Light, bitter, woody. Fruit - apple skin. Light cinnamon, turbinado sugar, dust, concrete (??? this is in my notes but I don't recall tasting concrete at any point)

F: Short, fruit skin notes continue. Slightly bitter wood.

Unusual. Not bad at all but a bit bitter to my palate. Definitely worth a try though.  

It's a nice drinker and I'd happily quaff some any day. It's just overoaked, though not terribly so.

Back when this hit shelves, cask #5 was considering among LAWS to be a disappointment and a "don't buy." As I taste it now (April 2015), I keep thinking that if this were a new release, it would be celebrated on certain blogs and sold out within a week. Make of that what you will, but I say: strange days have found us.