Description
History
Famous Bourbon produced for over one hundred and fifty years in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, boasts an inimitable recipe which, over the ages, has remained unchanged in its completeness. A unique manufacturing method, where Bourbon is distilled to a relatively low alcohol content, with minimal addition of water. This trick gives this drink a full flavor and, at the same time, delicate, as if it had just come out of the barrel. In particular, this variety is considered the lightest of Wild Turkey’s offerings: bottled at around 40.5% vol. and characterized by a greater presence of rye in the blend.
Production method
The disciplinary that regulates the production of Bourbon is, all in all, a very precise and strict disciplinary; in fact, to use the word Bourbon on a bottle of whiskey, surely one of the most important indications is that the distilled and used raw material must be at least 51% corn. It is also stipulated that the whiskey must be produced in America, aged in charred American oak barrels, and cannot be bottled at an alcohol content greater than 40°.
Alcohol content
40.5%
Tasting notes
Golden in color, spicy and boisé notes are recognized on the nose, with hints of rye, vanilla and coffee; on the palate it is rich and full-bodied, with a fascinating combination of caramel, rhubarb and custard, and then concludes with a long and lightly toasted finish, rich in spices.
Usage
Perfect at the end of a meal or as a meditation; particularly recommended for lovers of soft, vanilla whiskeys but still with a good structure.
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