
291 M COLORADO WHISKEY - 750ML
291 M COLORADO WHISKEY - 750ML
Experience the rugged beauty of the Rockies with every sip of 291 M Colorado Whiskey. This exceptional small-batch rye whiskey captures the rebellious spirit of the West, delivering a bold profile that is both refined and untamed.
Key Features:
- Age and Maturation: Aged to perfection in new American White Oak barrels, this whiskey is finished with Aspen wood staves, enhancing its unique character.
- Flavor Profile: Indulge in a complex palette featuring toasted oak, rich toffee, and luscious maple syrup, culminating in a long-lasting finish reminiscent of the majestic Colorado mountains.
- Craftsmanship: Crafted from high-quality Colorado grains, this whiskey showcases the passion and tradition of Distillery 291’s award-winning legacy.
- Volume: Each bottle contains 750ml of this exquisite spirit, perfect for savoring on its own or in your favorite cocktails.
Why Choose 291 M Colorado Whiskey?
- Bold and spicy with a viscous texture that delights the palate.
- Perfectly embodies the essence of Colorado, making it an ideal gift or personal indulgence.
- Each sip is a celebration of craftsmanship and a nod to the wild beauty of the region.
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