Rare Character Limited Release Kentucky Straight Whiskey Batch 01

Rare Character Limited Release Kentucky Straight Whiskey Batch 01 is a bold expression crafted from a selection of the finest barrels sourced from Kentucky’s storied rickhouses. This small-batch release highlights complexity, depth, and a rich flavor profile that can only be achieved through expert barrel selection and blending.

Bottled at cask strength with an impressive proof of 135.0 (67.5% ABV), this whiskey delivers an intense, yet harmonious tasting experience that reflects the mastery of its creators. Each sip is a journey into the heart of bourbon craftsmanship, making this limited-edition release a collector's dream.

This limited release, capped at just 2,500 bottles, is a celebration of Kentucky’s whiskey heritage, bottled in Lexington, KY, and destined for connoisseurs who appreciate a whiskey with character.

Key Features

• Type: Kentucky Straight Whiskey
• Batch: 01
• Bottle Count: 1 of 2,500
• Proof: 135.0
• ABV: 67.5%
• Volume: 750ml
• Aging: Aged in new charred oak barrels
• Cask Strength: Yes

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich aromas of caramel, toasted oak, and dark spices.
• Palate: Layers of vanilla, dried fruits, and charred oak, complemented by bold spice and a hint of leather.
• Finish: Long, warm, and powerful, with lingering notes of cinnamon and sweet wood smoke.

How to Enjoy

• Neat: Best enjoyed neat to fully appreciate the intense depth of flavor and robust character.
• With Water: Add a drop or two of water to unlock additional aromas and soften the high proof.
• In Cocktails: Use sparingly in bold whiskey-forward cocktails like an Old Fashioned for a unique twist.

FAQ

1. What does "cask strength" mean?
   Cask strength means this whiskey is bottled directly from the barrel without dilution, offering the highest proof and purest flavor.

2. How many bottles were made?
   This limited-edition release includes only 2,500 bottles, each numbered for authenticity.

3. Where is Rare Character whiskey produced?
   It is distilled, aged, and bottled in Kentucky, showcasing the state's bourbon-making expertise.