Benchmark Bourbon Old No.8 Plastic
Discover the Richness of Benchmark Bourbon Old No. 8
Experience the unparalleled craftsmanship of Benchmark Bourbon Old No. 8, a remarkable spirit hailing from the heart of Kentucky, United States. This bourbon is not just a drink; it’s a journey through rich flavors and aromas that captivates the senses.
Unrivaled Flavor Profile
Upon opening the bottle, you are greeted with a mesmerizing nose that combines:
- Caramel: A sweet, rich aroma that entices the palate.
- Subtle Stone-Fruit: Delicate hints that add complexity.
A Robust Palate
As you take your first sip, discover the vigorous palate that features:
- Leather: A bold, earthy flavor that grounds the experience.
- Tobacco: Adds a smoky depth to the bourbon.
- Oak: A classic note that enhances the woodiness.
- Dried Cherries: A touch of fruitiness that balances the richness.
Finish That Lingers
The experience concludes with a smooth and calming finish that lingers on the tongue, inviting you to savor every moment.
Product Details
- Country: United States
- State: Kentucky
- Brand: Benchmark Spirits
- Type: Bourbon
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