
Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey
Discover Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey
Indulge in the unique taste of Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey, a distinguished spirit crafted by the renowned Heaven Hill distillery. As the only straight wheat American whiskey on the market, Bernheim sets itself apart with an exceptional blend and character.
Key Features:
- Exclusively Straight Wheat: Made with 51% winter wheat, Bernheim delivers a distinctive flavor profile that you won't find in any other American whiskey.
- A Harmonious Blend: Complemented by 39% corn and 10% barley malt, this whiskey offers a balanced and rich taste experience.
- Gold Award Winner: Recognized with the prestigious Gold 'Editor's Choice Award' from Whisky Magazine, Bernheim has impressed experts with a remarkable score of 17.75 out of 20.
- Smooth & Mellow: Enjoy a soft, fruity palate that is beautifully accented with gentle vanilla notes, making each sip a delight for the senses.
Why Choose Bernheim Original?
Whether you're a whiskey connoisseur or looking for the perfect bottle to elevate your collection, Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey promises a unique taste journey. Its award-winning quality and smooth finish make it an ideal choice for sipping neat or crafting exquisite cocktails.
Experience the essence of American whiskey tradition with Bernheim – a true masterpiece in every glass.

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