Bottle at One last Hurrah for Cycle. Pours pitch black with a creamy beige head, offering aromas of chocolate, dried fruit, and a whisper of bourbon. The taste leans sweet and fruity, with decadent notes but lacking the depth of burnt sugar or robust barrel presence. Mouthfeel is smooth yet lighter than expected, making it easy to drink but not particularly memorable. Overall, a pleasant but underwhelming experience—solid, but not stirring.