Wyoming Whiskey Double Cask Sherry Finished Bourbon - 750ML
Wyoming Whiskey Double Cask Sherry Finished Bourbon - 750ML
Embark on a remarkable journey of taste with Wyoming Whiskey Double Cask Sherry Finished Bourbon. This exceptional bourbon is not merely a drink; it is an experience that beautifully combines the robust essence of traditional bourbon with the luscious sweetness derived from sherry.
Key Features:
- Crafted Locally: Sourced from 100% Wyoming ingredients, including corn, wheat, malted barley, and crystal-clear water from the Big Horn Basin.
- Expert Aging: With five years spent maturing in new charred oak barrels, this bourbon achieves a remarkably complex flavor profile.
- Unique Finish: Finished in aged Pedro Ximenez sherry casks, this bourbon gains enticing notes of dried fruits and aromatic spices.
- Bold ABV: At 50% alcohol by volume, it promises a bold yet smooth drinking experience that will captivate your palate.
Tasting Notes:
Each sip reveals a harmonious blend of flavors, showcasing:
- Smoothness and complexity that develops on your palate
- Rich notes of dried fruits that linger
- Subtle undertones of spices, oak, and a gentle hint of smoke
Discover the distinctive character of Wyoming Whiskey Double Cask Sherry Finished Bourbon, a true testament to craftsmanship and passion. This remarkable spirit is sure to elevate any whiskey collection.
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