Savage & Cooke The Burning Chair Bourbon Whiskey
Savage & Cooke The Burning Chair Bourbon Whiskey
Discover the bold flavor of Savage & Cooke The Burning Chair Bourbon Whiskey, the first release from renowned distiller Dave Phinney. This exceptional bourbon is not just a drink; it’s an experience that captures the essence of artistry in whiskey-making.
Unique Aging Process
Aged for a minimum of four years in new charred American oak barrels, this bourbon undergoes a distinctive finishing process in wine barrels sourced from Dave’s prestigious Napa Valley Cabernet projects. This meticulous aging adds layers of complexity and depth.
Aromatic Profile
Prepare your senses for an aromatic journey. Each sip unveils:
- Brown Sugar
- Caramel
- Butterscotch
- Toasty Oak
Tasting Notes
The palate is a delightful fusion of flavors, featuring:
- Smooth Vanilla Bean
- Baking Spices
- Maple Baked Apples
Long, Satisfying Finish
The finish is remarkably long and enticing, leaving you with an irresistible urge for another sip. This bourbon is perfect for savoring on its own or as a standout choice in cocktails.
Indulge in the exquisite flavors and craftsmanship of Savage & Cooke The Burning Chair Bourbon Whiskey—a true testament to the art of bourbon making.
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