**Peach (INW) 1.5% (6-29-25)** -- Right out of the gate, you could tell this one was a Yellow Peach. It was interesting, because it wasn't very bright or punchy, but seemed centered more around the mid-dark notes, with some darker ones thrown in. The FIRST thing that came to mind was a mixer peach", or "baser peach", as it seemed like it could cover a LOT of the middle notes, but would need some brighter, punchier help. I did get some "skin" in there, so that helped add to it's authenticity. At 1.5% it was about 6.5/10 on the strength scale, but that could have been perceptional due to the lack of brighter notes. Sweetness was just below mid-level, and not overt off-notes to complain about, with the exception of a somewhat dryness on the finish. It wasn't candied, or syrup'd, and while missing the brighter notes, did lean heavily towards a natural peach. All in, this would work in any mix where you needed a good yellow peach, but, it would need some assistance, to fill in, and round out the entire peach. An ok peach solo, but an even BETTER peach base building. Leaving this one at a **7.0/10**."