Dickel fans might enjoy this one and celebrate it as a brand extension, even though the marketing department does not want you to. At $90 it is pricey, but not in a way that feels crazy in the current climate.
The low proof and soft flavors make Penelope a very approachable bourbon. I would recommend this for those looking for something new that is not from a big-name brand.
This whiskey is not awful. It is not great. It might be good. However, price must factor into this evaluation. When I think of the two or three bottles I could have had at this price, I cringe.
