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Breckenridge Distillery Bourbon Whiskey
Our award-winning, high-rye Bourbon Whiskey is aged for a minimum of three years, in charred, new American oak barrels, and blended to reveal the unique qualities of the Bourbon Whiskey. Deep, honey-amber hue with pronounced aromas of butterscotch, candied orange and apple; dry cacao and brown sugar envelop the tongue as the spirit lingers with notes of vanilla and white pepper.
56% Corn | 38% Rye | 6% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Part of the Tilray Brands family of brands.
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Nose: Under-ripe banana and brown sugar, white pepper, toasted sesame, honey sweetness, faint caramel, faint oak, vanilla, coconut, sugary apple juice, butterscotch, subtle caramel sweetness.
Palate: Light body with a warm texture, warm honey, toasted dark bread, vanilla, oak, and light honey.
Finish: Long, sweet oak, vanilla, touch of bitterness, caramel, sharp, astringent oak fading quickly.
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Doc Swinson's Blenders Cut Bourbon
Doc Swinson’s Blender’s Cut Bourbon is a bold, high-rye, cask-strength bourbon bottled at 115 proof. Aged for at least 5 years, it blends two mash bills to deliver rich notes of stone fruit, toasted nuts, brown sugar, and charred oak. With a creamy, full-bodied finish and award-winning complexity, it’s a whiskey crafted for sipping neat or elevating your favorite bourbon cocktails.
60% Corn | 36% Rye | 4% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Independently Owned
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Nose: Sweet, slightly chalky orchard fruits, somewhere between an apple and an asian pear. Sea salt caramel, a touch of proof heat. Heat steaming off of pretzel crusts
Palate: Mouthfeel is the first thing to hit, and it’s delicious. Starts creamy then adds some effervescence and champagne notes. Roasted corn opens up with a moderate proof hit. Baked vanilla and soaking brioche for French Toast. Sultana. sweetness with a bright, acidic wine overtone that lightens the pour.
Finish: Effervescent yet coating, leaving the vinous and vanilla notes to lacquer the palate on a medium-to-long finish.
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