Doc Holliday 13 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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Doc Holliday 13 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a bold tribute to the legendary gunslinger and dentist of the Wild West. This cask strength, single barrel bourbon is aged for 13 years and bottled uncut at a powerful 58.8% ABV, offering a robust and complex flavor profile that will thrill any serious whiskey collector or enthusiast.
Crafted in Kentucky and presented in a uniquely designed label honoring Doc Holliday's fearless spirit, this limited edition bourbon bursts with rich notes of oak, caramel, dark fruit, and spice, all beautifully balanced in a full-bodied sip. Whether you're a history buff, bourbon aficionado, or just someone who appreciates premium craftsmanship, this bottle is a must-have.
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Deep caramel, toasted oak, dried cherries
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Palate: Bold vanilla, baking spices, dark chocolate, leather
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Finish: Long, warming, and spicy with a dry oak edge
How to Enjoy:
Enjoy neat to appreciate the full strength and flavor complexity. Add a splash of water to open up nuanced aromas, or pair it with a dark chocolate dessert for a decadent treat.
FAQ:
Q: Is this bourbon limited edition?
Yes, it is a single barrel release, which makes each bottle unique and collectible.
Q: What does 'cask strength' mean?
Cask strength means the bourbon is bottled at its natural proof, with no dilution—providing maximum flavor and intensity.
Q: Where is this bourbon distilled and bottled?
It is distilled in Kentucky and bottled for the World Whiskey Society Co. in Georgia.
Q: What makes it special?
Aside from its 13-year aging, the design and storytelling on the label honor Doc Holliday's legendary life, making it a collector’s piece as much as a fine bourbon.
