American Whiskey/Cooperstown Distillery Hall of Champions American Single Malt Golf Decanter 750ml

Cooperstown Distillery Hall of Champions American Single Malt Golf Decanter 750ml

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The Hall of Champions American Single Malt Golf Decanter is Cooperstown Distillery's golf-club-shaped bottling of its American single malt whiskey, made from 100% malted barley and bottled at 102 proof. The spirit ages a minimum of two years in new American oak before going through the distillery's own oak and barrel finishing process. On the palate it leans toward praline and burnt almond, with candied apple sitting alongside the barley's natural sweetness. The decanter itself is a display piece as much as a drinking whiskey — a nod to golf's Scottish roots packaged for a golfer's bar or trophy shelf. Good for a golf-loving whiskey drinker who wants something to actually open, not just look at.

How to drink Hall of Champions American Single Malt

Pour it neat or with a single large cube — 102 proof has enough weight to carry the praline and burnt-almond notes without losing them to dilution. Give it a few minutes in the glass before the first sip; the candied apple opens up as it sits.

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How should the Cooperstown Hall of Champions decanter be served?

Neat or with a single large cube — 102 proof carries the praline and burnt-almond notes without losing them to dilution.

What is this Cooperstown whiskey made from?

100% malted barley, aged a minimum of two years in new American oak, then given the distillery's own oak and barrel finishing.

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