Doc Swinson’s | Exploratory Cask Rare Release | 15 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey

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Whiskey: Doc Swinson’s | Exploratory Cask Rare Release | 15 Year Old Bourbon

Some things in life are just too good to pass up. A 15 year Kentucky Bourbon is one of those thing!

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 109.8-118.2 (54.9-59.1% ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Distillers Way LLC.

Aged 15 years in Kentucky | Distillation System Type: Column | Distillation State: Kentucky | Distillation Year: 2004 | Mash-Bill: 78.5% Corn, 13% Rye, 8.5% Malted Barley | Rickhouse Type: Steel/wood, Multistory (KY) Steel Poll (WA)| Barrel Stacking Style: On Sides

Doc Swinson’s | Exploratory Cask Rare Release | 15 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose: Rich and sweet with brown sugar, roasted nuts, vanilla, and caramel covered cherries notes.

Palate: Starts off with big vanilla and dry oak notes followed by caramel, warm spices and toasted rye bread.

Finish: Long, warm and dry with oak, vanilla, strawberry jam and baking spice notes.

Distillery Information

The Doc Swinson’s Collection began with an extremely small cache of Bourbon Barrels that were just too good to pass up. It has since grown into a unique and on occasion extremely rare, collection of American whiskies. The proof is in the palate. Each whiskey brought in is personally tasted by the three of us at Doc Swinson’s. If it’s good we will find a place for it in either the Flagship, Exploratory or Rare Release series. When it comes to finishing techniques, we look to the old-world traditions that have stood the test of time, from Scottish whiskey blenders to the timeless sherry pyramids of the Spanish solera. However, sometimes we stumble upon a whiskey that needs no perfecting and we simply bottle at cask strength. Whatever whiskey comes through these doors, our small group of tastemakers at Doc’s work hard to create flavor profiles that hold our expectations of great whiskey to a higher standard; and that starts by always letting the whiskey shine.