Quick Profile
- Proof
- 113 Proof (56.5% ABV)
- ABV
- 56.5%
- Age
- A blend of 30% 9-Year Bourbon and 70% 7-Year Rye
- Region
- Kentucky
Flavor Profile
What to Expect: This bottle leans toward Spice and Sweet & Dessert-Like notes. Specific descriptors include black pepper, brown sugar, maple, and vanilla.
A blend of 30% nine-year bourbon and 70% seven-year rye; sweet maple and vanilla meet nuttiness and baking spice, delivering brown sugar sweetness with a hint of fruit and black pepper.
What Defines This Bottle
Production Details
Disclosed production notes from James B. Beam Distilling Co. -- structured, sourced facts, not a tasting review.
- Cooperage
- Charred New American White Oak (Char #4 "Alligator" char standard).
- Warehouse Notes
- Distinctive multi-story wood-and-metal clad open rickhouses spread across Clermont, Boston, and Frankfort, Kentucky.
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