Larceny bourbon
I read good reviews, and with substantial rebates offered, I couldn't resist. The 750ml has a $10 rebate, and the 1.75L has a $20 rebate. After rebate, I paid $10 for the 750ml and $10 for the 1.75L. Believe me, I'm sorry I didn't buy two 1.75Ls, but I wasn't sure I'd like it. Don't be foolish in your math. Just buy the 1.75L to start. I honestly do not believe you'll be sorry.
It's a wheated bourbon, so if you like Maker's Mark, Pappy Winkle, Weller, etc, this might be something to investigate. I don't find it complex in flavors, but it does have a pure bourbon flavor with no kerosene or medicinal notes. It's smooth and of solid, good quality. In other words, it doesn't taste cheap or rushed. It has a nice, medium-length finish. Admittedly, the price (after rebate) plays a big part in my satisfaction. At $20 (regular price), I'd probably buy other whiskeys for the same price or for an additional couple of dollars, but I feel it can definitely stand firmly in that price range.
Glass note - which is what I call the smell of the glass once it is empty and dried from being too relaxed, or lazy, to go for a refill; and differs greatly from smelling the bourbon itself - is a a real pleasure. Charred wood resins and honeyed charcoal. It's almost too good. I've found myself sniffing the glass for tens of minutes afterwards rather than going for more drink.
Again, this is pure bourbon flavor. Not a lot of frills. The glass note is more complex than the drink itself. But that shouldn't be read as a problem. This would be a good choice for a nightly sipping whiskey; saving other whiskeys for their appropriate, special times.