Stranahan's Rocky Mountain Blue Peak Colorado Single Malt Whiskey - 750ML
Stranahan's Rocky Mountain Blue Peak Colorado Single Malt Whiskey
Discover the pinnacle of American craftsmanship with Stranahan’s Rocky Mountain Blue Peak. This exquisite Colorado single malt whiskey is a testament to the high-altitude distillation process, delivering a symphony of flavors that resonate with the spirit of the Rockies. Aged for four years in new American oak barrels, each sip unveils a harmonious blend of creamy butterscotch, sweet brown sugar, and warm baked apples, complemented by subtle notes of cayenne and toasted oak. Perfect for savoring alongside a gourmet meal or as a refined finish to your evening, Stranahan’s Blue Peak is a celebration of innovation and tradition in every bottle.
Product Details:
- Country: United States
- State: Colorado
- Brand: Stranahan’s
- Spirits Type: Whiskey
- Spirits Style: Single Malt
- Taste: Creamy butterscotch, brown sugar, baked apples, with a hint of cayenne and toasted oak.
- Food Pairings: Pairs well with hearty meats, smoked cheeses, and rich desserts.
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