Westward American Single Malt Barrel Select
Discover the Richness of Westward American Single Malt Barrel Select
Experience a whiskey like no other with the Westward American Single Malt Barrel Select. This exquisite spirit is a true representation of craft distillation, meticulously made using:
- Locally sourced malted barley - Supporting local agriculture while ensuring top-notch quality.
- Ale yeast - Adding depth and character to the flavor profile.
- New, toasted American Oak barrels - Infusing the whiskey with rich, robust notes that enhance its complexity.
The ideal climate of Oregon plays a crucial role in developing its unique and flavorful taste. With an impressive ABV of 62.5%, this whiskey is not for the faint of heart.
Each sip reveals a tapestry of:
- Fruity notes - Bright and intriguing, making it a memorable experience.
- Nutty undertones - Adding a delightful richness.
- Complex flavors - An evolving profile that keeps your palate engaged.
- Hints of vanilla - A smooth finish that lingers beautifully.
Indulge in the luxurious charm of Westward American Single Malt Barrel Select, a whiskey that embodies the spirit of innovation and tradition. Ideal for sipping neat, on the rocks, or as a luxurious addition to your favorite cocktails.
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