Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey
Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey
Introducing the highly anticipated Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey, a masterful creation by renowned distiller Dave Phinney. This exquisite whiskey transcends mere drinking; it’s an experience crafted for both connoisseurs and novices alike.
Key Features:
- Aged to Perfection: Aged for a minimum of five years in carefully selected ex-Bourbon barrels, resulting in a deep and rich flavor profile.
- Unique Finishing: Undergoes a distinctive finish in wine barrels sourced from Dave’s own Napa Valley Cabernet projects, adding a unique layer of flavor.
- Aromatic Complexity: Experience enticing aromas of maple wood, cardamom, buttery toast, and luscious black cherries upon the first pour.
- Rich Flavor Profile: Savor a harmonious blend of honey, caramel, hazelnut, and baked dark fruits for a remarkably bold taste.
- Layered Finish: The finish is a complex experience that lingers long after the last sip, inviting you to indulge again.
Indulge in the Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey: a toast to innovation, craftsmanship, and a celebration of flavors that tell a story in every drop. Elevate your whiskey experience today!
Savage & Cooke Second Glance American Whiskey
Sale price$55.99
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