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Chestnut Farms Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Chestnut Farms Straight Bourbon Whiskey is known for its balanced, easy-drinking profile with notes of caramel, vanilla, and light spice, often with a smooth, slightly sweet finish. It's a solid sippable bourbon, though some find it a bit simple or lacking in complexity.
Rumored: 65% Corn | 25% Rye | 10% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Part of the The Sazerac Company family of brands.
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Nose: Caramel corn, toffee, nutmeg, oak and a bit of fruit and nuts.
Palate: Caramel, dark fruit, nutmeg, vanilla and oak play out with a bit of cocoa and nuts.
Finish: Medium fade of corn, caramel, cinnamon and oak.
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Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond 7 Year Old Bourbon
Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond 7 Year Old Bourbon is a rich, bold bourbon with notes of caramel, vanilla, toffee, and baking spices on the nose, leading to a palate of honey, red fruits, oak, and warm spice with an earthy undertone. Its long, warming finish features lingering flavors of sweetness, spice, and toasted oak, creating a well-balanced and complex profile that is both mature and inviting.
78% Corn | 10% Rye | 12% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Part of the Heaven Hill Distilleries family of brands.
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Nose: A warm and inviting aroma dominated by vanilla, honey, and rich caramel sweetness. You may also detect subtle notes of toasted almonds, dried cherries, and charred oak.
Palate: A smooth, warm, and sweet flavor profile. Notes of caramel and honey are prominent, interwoven with a gentle rye spice and the distinct depth of oak and char. Some tasters also note hints of tobacco, graham cracker, and butterscotch.
Finish: A long and lingering finish with balanced cinnamon spice and caramel sweetness, complemented by the richness of charred oak and dark chocolate.
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