Old Emmer Double Toasted Oak Bourbon Whiskey Series No. 03
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Old Emmer Double Toasted Oak Bourbon Whiskey is a unique expression crafted to honor the ancient wheat strain, Emmer, celebrated for its distinct aroma and flavor. This Kentucky straight bourbon is finished with toasted oak staves, providing a luxurious, smooth profile that boasts rich complexity. The initial notes of butterscotch and vanilla evolve into deeper flavors of coconut, chocolate, and fire-warmed oak. Bottled at 44% ABV, this whiskey embodies the perfect balance of tradition and innovation, making it an exceptional choice for discerning whiskey enthusiasts.
Key Features
- Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Series: No. 03 – Double Toasted Oak
- ABV: 44%
- Volume: 750 mL
- Mash Bill: Features the ancient Emmer wheat strain
- Finishing: Finished with two layers of toasted American oak staves
- Distilled in: Kentucky
- Bottler: Kentucky Whiskey Bottling, Harrodsburg, KY
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Sweet butterscotch and warm vanilla.
- Palate: Mellow and smooth with hints of coconut and rich chocolate.
- Finish: Lingering notes of fire-warmed oak and layered complexity.
How to Enjoy
Best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water to open up the intricate flavors. Pair with dark chocolate or a toasted dessert for an enhanced tasting experience.
FAQ
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What makes Old Emmer Bourbon unique?
Old Emmer Bourbon honors the ancient Emmer wheat strain, known for its exceptional aroma and flavor, creating a smooth and mellow profile enhanced by double-toasted oak staves. -
What are the flavor notes of this bourbon?
The whiskey opens with notes of butterscotch and vanilla, deepening into flavors of coconut, chocolate, and a warm oak finish. -
How is this bourbon best enjoyed?
This bourbon is perfect when sipped neat or with a splash of water, allowing the layers of flavor to unfold.
