Comoy's of London Cask #5 Bullet Rye Select

First let me say I didn't read all of the reviews but I did read most and all that mentioned bourbon, whiskey, rye and Tennessee whiskey, I hate to break it to you but YOU'RE ALL WRONG. Bourbon DOES NOT have to be made in Kentucky, the exact requirements of a bourbon are, it must be made in the USA, not any one state, but any of the 50 States, it's mash bill must contain at least %51 corn, it must touch/be aged in a charred oak barrel but when it is barreled it must be 125 proof or less and nothing can be added to it except water and only to help lower the proof. Far as a Rye, exactly like bourbon except it's Mash Bill must have at least %51 Rye. The only whiskey variation that has to be made in Kentucky....big surprise, Kentucky Straight Whiskey. Speaking of straight whiskeys a fun fact is almost all of the major brands of Tennessee Whiskeys meet the criteria to be called a bourbon but they choose not to since Tennessee Whiskey has it's own unique requirements, it must be made in Tennessee and with sole exception of Benjamin Prichard (why I don't know) it must go through the Lincoln County Process (filtration process). All that being said, don't worry and especially don't get mad, it's a very common misconception of bourbon and Kentucky one I myself believed until a retired Head Distiller told me otherwise that I still had to go to the library and look it up (before the internet was everywhere). I really liked this tobacco, it was my favorite Comoy blend, didn't get to try a lot of them but liked this one the best. Tobaccos used are all high quality and the whiskey/alcohol topping was a great accent flavor, not cheap chemical tasting