1792 Full Proof Bourbon - 750ML
Discover the Bold Essence of 1792 Full Proof Bourbon
Indulge in the exquisite experience of 1792 Full Proof Bourbon, a whiskey that pays homage to the rich tradition of bourbon crafting. Bottled at a unique 125 barrel entry proof, this bourbon captures the deep, smoky flavors reminiscent of the days when barrels were first filled.
Flavor Profile
With each sip, you will be enveloped in a robust flavor profile that is:
- Deep and Smoky: Enjoy the rich, intense flavors that make this bourbon stand out.
- Sweet Vanilla Undertones: A perfect balance of sweetness enhances the overall tasting experience.
- Caramel Notes: Delve into the smooth, rich notes of caramel that linger on your palate.
Craftsmanship
Crafted by the renowned Barton 1792 Distillery, this bourbon is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship:
- Type: Straight Bourbon
- Volume: 750ML
- Finish: Robust and smoky
- Profile: Full, rich, and bold
A Must-Try for Enthusiasts
1792 Full Proof Bourbon is not just a drink; it’s an experience that every bourbon enthusiast should savor. Elevate your collection and enjoy a bourbon that truly embodies richness and depth.
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