Barrell Bourbon Batch 033 - 750ML
Discover the Richness of Barrell Bourbon Batch 033 - 750ML
Experience the exceptional craftsmanship of Barrell Bourbon Batch 033, a premium bourbon that brings together the finest high-rye and high-corn barrels. Aged between 5 to 9 years, this exquisite blend showcases the artistry of distillation, resulting in a harmonious balance of flavors and aromas.
A Cask Strength Revelation
Bottled at cask strength, Barrell Bourbon Batch 033 delivers a rich and full-flavored experience that is sure to satisfy any bourbon aficionado. Each sip reveals a complexity that reflects its meticulous blending process.
Award-Winning Excellence
This remarkable bourbon has garnered numerous accolades, including:
- 93-point rating from the Ultimate Spirits Challenge
- Double Platinum medal from the ASCOT Awards
Flavor Profile
Barrell Bourbon Batch 033 offers a complex and balanced flavor profile, featuring:
- Stone fruit
- Black pepper
- Butterscotch
- Citrus flavors
- Hints of baking spices and oak
Perfect Pairings
Enhance your tasting experience by pairing this bourbon with:
- Smoked meats
- Cheese boards
- Chocolate desserts
- Cigars
Enjoy Responsibly
As with all distilled spirits, please remember that consumption may increase health risks, and pregnant individuals should avoid alcohol due to potential birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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