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Hardin's Creek Frankfort Bourbon Whiskey is a 17-year-old expression from the Hardin's Creek Kentucky Series by James B. Beam Distilling Co. This series focuses on exploring how different aging locations affect the flavor profile of bourbon. The Frankfort release is one of three in the series,...
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Hardin's Creek Frankfort Bourbon Whiskey is a 17-year-old expression from the Hardin's Creek Kentucky Series by James B. Beam Distilling Co. This series focuses on exploring how different aging locations affect the flavor profile of bourbon. The Frankfort release is one of three in the series, all sharing the same mash bill and distilled around the same time, but aged at different campuses. It is bottled at 110 proof (55% ABV), offering a rich and deep flavor experience.
Aged at the Frankfort campus, this bourbon matures in an environment influenced by the creek bed’s unique humidity, which results in a slower aging process. This creates a complex character, with tasting notes that include sweet caramel, raisin, and floral tobacco, finishing with lingering oak and subtle spice. The focus on location-specific aging gives this whiskey a distinctive profile, making it stand out from the other releases in the series
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Sweet notes of caramel and toasted oak, with hints of vanilla and spice that invite you in.
A rich blend of caramel, dark chocolate, and a touch of dried fruit, balanced with warm oak and spice.
Long and smooth, with lingering notes of vanilla, oak, and a gentle warmth that wraps up the experience perfectly.
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