High West and The Prisoner - The Prisoner's Share Whiskey - 750ML
High West and The Prisoner - The Prisoner's Share Whiskey
Indulge in the exquisite craftsmanship of High West Distillery with their latest offering, The Prisoner’s Share. This masterful blend of straight bourbon and rye whiskeys, aged between four and fifteen years, is finished in French Oak barrels that once nurtured The Prisoner Red Blend. The result is a whiskey that boasts a dark amber hue with a ruby tint, delivering a taste profile that is as bold as it is sophisticated. With its robust flavors and wine-infused finish, The Prisoner’s Share is a testament to High West’s innovative spirit and dedication to quality. Whether sipped neat or paired with a gourmet meal, this whiskey is sure to provide a memorable tasting experience.
Product Details:
- Country: United States
- State: Utah
- Brand: High West Distillery
- Spirits Type: Whiskey
- Spirits Style: Bourbon and Rye Blend
- Taste: A harmonious fusion of caramel, blood orange, and the creamy meat of Brazil nuts, accentuated by a unique wine finish.
- Food Pairings: Best enjoyed with rich, savory dishes or a fine selection of aged cheeses.
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