| Management number | 248652018 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$36.00 | Model Number | 248652018 | ||
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Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey | Barrel Proof (≈54% ABV) | Non–Chill Filtered | NAS
Peerless Double Oak Bourbon was born from an accident—leaky barrels prompted the team to transfer whiskey into a second new charred oak barrel. This double-oak treatment doubles the wood’s influence, creating bold depth and complexity. Using a sweet mash method, Peerless handles all production—from grain to bottle—in Louisville, Kentucky. The bourbon is barrel-proof, non-chill-filtered, and bottled at variable strengths typically between 107–110 proof.
Nose: Sweet oak layers with orange zest, cherry, cedar, caramel, and dried tobacco.
Palate: Honeyed richness gives way to cinnamon, spicy oak, leather, and traces of cocoa.
Finish: Long, rich, and well-textured with toasted oak notes lingering over sweet undertones.
Authentic double-barrel aging—never sourced, made entirely in-house.
Barrel proof and non-chill filtered, preserving robust character.
A rare example of intensely oaked bourbon with restrained sweetness and depth.
Best sipped neat or with a large ice cube to soften power and reveal complexity. Ideal for bold spirits-forward cocktails or contemplative sipping by the fire.
What proof is Kentucky Peerless Double Oak Bourbon?
Bottled at barrel strength, typically around 107–110 proof (≈54% ABV).
What is peerless Double Oak Bourbon and why is it unique?
It’s a Kentucky-crafted bourbon finished twice in new charred oak barrels—barrel proof, non-chill filtered for maximum depth.
What flavors define Kentucky Peerless Double Oak?
Expect sweet oak, orange and cherry fruit, cedar, honey, leather, cinnamon, and cocoa in a rich, long finish.
How should I serve Kentucky Peerless Double Oak Bourbon?
Enjoy it neat or over one large cube to balance its power—also excellent in minimalist bourbon cocktails.
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