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Quick Profile
- Proof
- 92 Proof (46% ABV)
- ABV
- 46%
- Age
- Finished in French Oak, Chinkapin Oak, and Hungarian Oak
- Region
- Kentucky
Flavor Profile
What to Expect: This bottle leans toward Nutty and Spice notes. Specific descriptors include almond and cinnamon.
Three-wood finishing dynamic; toasted almond, crème brûlée, sweet brioche, floral cinnamon, and rich baking oak.
What Defines This Bottle
Production Details
Disclosed production notes from Angel's Envy Distillery -- structured, sourced facts, not a tasting review.
- Water Source
- Kentucky limestone-filtered municipal aquifer.
- Cooperage
- Primary maturation in Char #3 new American white oak before extensive finishing in fortified wine or spirit casks sourced from Portugal, Spain, France, and the Caribbean.
- Warehouse Notes
- All whiskeys undergo primary maturation (typically 4–7 years) in Char #3 new American white oak before extensive finishing in fortified wine or spirit casks sourced directly from Portugal, Spain, France, and the Caribbean.
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