8 ounce at the Overland location - clear dark amber - nose is straightforward traditional british - treacle, plum, earthy malt, light barrel presence, light oxidation - on the flat side in the mouth, but that is not out of spec for the style - again, pretty textbook british, where earthy malt is the showcase, with some dark fruit and sherry/oxidation - not terribly complex, but is done well - the barrel treatment is subdued and the alcohol, while warming, is fairly well-hidden - it's good.