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Bourbon/1000 Stories Gold Rush Red Bourbon Barrel Aged 2016 750 ml
1000 Stories Gold Rush Red Bourbon Barrel Aged 2016 750 ml
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About this bottle
1000 Stories Gold Rush Red is a California red blend built around Zinfandel and Petite Sirah, aged first in American and French oak and then finished in used bourbon barrels — the same trick the brand built its name on with its bourbon-barrel Zinfandel. This 2016 vintage comes from Mendocino County fruit, and the bourbon-barrel finish pushes it toward vanilla, toasted coconut, and a touch of char alongside the dark-fruit base of the blend. Expect blackberry and plum on the nose, a broad, slightly sweet-oak palate, and a long finish. It's a bold, dessert-adjacent red for people who like their wine to taste a little like a barrel-aged spirit.
How to drink 1000 Stories Gold Rush Red
Serve it at cool room temperature, around 60-65°F, in a standard red wine glass — a slight chill actually helps tame the oak-driven sweetness. It's a natural with barbecue, grilled steak, or anything with a char on it, since the bourbon-barrel character echoes the smoke.
Specs
Red BlendMendocino County, California
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What temperature should this be served at?
Cool room temperature, around 60-65°F — a touch cooler than typical for a red helps balance the oak.
What food pairs well with it?
Barbecue, grilled steak, and other charred or smoked dishes echo the bourbon-barrel character well.
What makes this different from a standard red blend?
After regular oak aging, it's finished in used bourbon barrels, which adds vanilla, toasted coconut, and a char note on top of the Zinfandel and Petite Sirah base.
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