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A complex blend of oak, caramel, and subtle smoke.
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Little Book Chapter 5 Kentucky Straight Bourbon 750ml
$299.99
Little Book Chapter 5: "The Invitation" showcases Freddie Noe's dedication to exploring new frontiers in whiskey blending. By combining whiskeys of varying ages and styles, this release offers a harmonious balance of youthful vigor and mature complexity. The blend includes younger whiskeys that contribute lively spice...
Proof116.8
OriginUnited States
Size750ml
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Little Book Chapter 5: "The Invitation" showcases Freddie Noe's dedication to exploring new frontiers in whiskey blending. By combining whiskeys of varying ages and styles, this release offers a harmonious balance of youthful vigor and mature complexity. The blend includes younger whiskeys that contribute lively spice and sweetness, while the aged 15-year-old bourbon imparts depth and rich oak flavors.
This carefully crafted blend offers a rich and complex tasting experience, making it a noteworthy addition to any whiskey enthusiast's collection.
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Tasting, unfolded
01 · Nose
02 · Palate
03 · Finish
Three acts. One bottle.
Where it finds its shape.
Flavors of butterscotch and toasted bread with brown sugar undertones and a touch of sweetness
What stays with you.
A light linger of warmth and smoked vanilla.
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The provenance, production and bottle facts that matter—nothing added for effect.
Curated in New York
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- Style
- General
- Origin
- United States
- Proof
- 116.8
- Bottle
- 750ml
- Availability
- Ready for the cellar
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