2016 750mL bottle, TJ with the awesome horizontal share on 12/9/17.
Dark amber-mahogany, little/no head. Good clarity.
This one felt more like the entropy barrel version, with more of the grassy, papery, sherry-like notes in place of the richer, spicier bourbon. Lots of black pepper, light raisin and a bit more booze to this one. Seems like these barrel fermented a little more rigorously or for a longer period of time than some of the previous versions. But just by a tad.
In the mouth there are some interesting/unusual flavors of tea, salt and grassy vegetal notes. Soft again, as all of them are, with a malty and tannin-heavy texture, low carbonation and plentiful raisin-caramel. Light on the alcohol and properly barrel aged, with no dominance to the oak nor any heavy toast.

Poured from bottle purchased at Kappys nice clear brown with no head and nice lacing. Aroma is whiskey dark fruit caramel. Taste is nice barrel is forward fruit caramel alcohol.

Chalumeaux with this great vertical. 750 ml bottle, bitching vertical! Deep ruby appearance, no head. Aroma is HUGE dark fruits; prune, raisin, figs, sugar. The flavor is just as heavy on the dark fruit on my palate. ABV is again, reserved, burn is slow deep the throat. Honestly, not my favorite of the vertical but still real nice.