Pinhook Bourbon War 4Y Vertical Series Bourbon Whiskey
Pinhook Bourbon War 4Y Vertical Series Bourbon Whiskey
Embark on a unique journey through time with Pinhook Bourbon War 4Y Vertical Series Bourbon Whiskey, a remarkable whiskey that encapsulates the essence of craftsmanship and the spirit of thoroughbred racing. Each 750ml bottle is a celebration of the connection between fine whiskey and the promise of young horses.
Unique Selling Points:
- Annual Releases: Each year, Pinhook introduces a new bourbon and rye, offering enthusiasts a chance to follow the evolution of exceptional barrels.
- Vertical Series: This one-time opportunity allows you to experience a curated selection of barrels, all aged together, creating a harmonious profile from age 4 to age 12.
- Exclusive Journey: Collect and savor each annual release as they unfold, beginning with this inaugural 4-year-old bourbon.
Tasting Notes:
Proofed at a bold 98, this straight bourbon whiskey showcases a vibrant and engaging profile:
- Nose: Delight in bright aromas of tropical fruit, butterscotch, and cedar.
- Palate: Experience a rich fusion of dried fig, cocoa, roasted peanut, and clove, delivering a memorable tasting experience.
Join us in celebrating the artistry of whiskey-making and the thrill of the racetrack with Pinhook Bourbon War 4Y Vertical Series Bourbon Whiskey. Cheers to the journey ahead, and please drink responsibly.
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