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Doc Swinson's Session Blend Bourbon
This blend was made for the session; bold enough to be mixed into your favorite drink, yet smooth enough for anyone to enjoy right from the bottle. Our session straight bourbon whiskey lingers on the palate, bringing notes of vanilla, cracker jacks, cherries, and brown butter.
68% Corn • 29% Rye • 4% Malted Barley • High Rye
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Independently Owned
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Nose: candied almonds, toasted oak, sweet vanilla, and cacao powder
Palate: dried fruits, brown sugar, candied pecans, rye toast, caramel corn, and buttercream texture
Finish: Cinnamon, Seasoned oak, Walnut, Summer fruit, Lingering spice
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Barrell Craft Spirits Armida
Armida is a blend of three Straight Bourbon Whiskeys finished separately in Pear Brandy, Jamaican Rum, and Sicilian Amaro Casks. The ripe, floral pear notes provide a soft entrance into a whiskey that is adorned with hints of spice and arid citrus derived from the Amaro casks (and also the toasty bourbon itself). This mélange of flavor is framed by the tropical sweetness found in rum finished whiskeys. Armida is a journey for the palate: from a brisk northern orchard to an ancient island, it ends up exactly where we intended, with an immensely complex and satisfying whiskey.
Mashbill Undisclosed • >51% Corn • High Rye
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Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: Opens with creamy and sweet notes of carrot cake, dulce de leche, and chestnut honey. Poached pear leading blackberry and dried lime peel. Shimmering at the edges are countless herbs and dusty spices.
Palate: Lush sweetness is kept in check by some sandy tannin and high strength. Here, the rum takes center stage, with blackstrap molasses, sambuca, and olive brine arriving first. The rich dark character builds with date and chipotle leading into pipe tobacco and walnut. The amaro is never far behind, exhibiting licorice root, gentian, green cardamom and kola nut.
Finish: Green almond enriches an otherwise dry finish of black tea and slate.
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