High West Manhattan Barrel Finished Cocktail - 375ML
High West Manhattan Barrel Finished Cocktail
Indulge in our High West Manhattan Barrel Finished Cocktail - 375ML, a perfect blend of premium ingredients expertly finished and aged in oak barrels. Experience the rich and smooth flavors of this classic cocktail with a unique twist. Elevate your cocktail game with every sip.
Product Details:
- Country: Crafted in the USA
- State: Distilled in Utah
- Brand: High West
- Spirits Type: Ready-to-drink cocktail
- Spirits Style: Manhattan
- Taste: A harmonious blend of sweet, rich, bitter, and spice, featuring notes of orange, vanilla, raisins, and spices
- Food Pairings: Enjoy it with charcuterie, aged cheeses, or dark chocolate
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