Bourbon/Barrell Bourbon Batch 024 750 ml

Barrell Bourbon Batch 024 750 ml

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About this bottle

Barrell Bourbon Batch 024 is a limited-edition release from Barrell Craft Spirits, blending 11-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon with 8-year-old Tennessee straight bourbon into one batch. Like the rest of the Barrell lineup, it's bottled at cask strength with no water added, so the proof and intensity vary batch to batch but always run high. Expect a deep amber pour with caramel, vanilla, and oak up front, moving into baking spice as it opens up, and a long, warm finish that holds together well for its strength. It's built for bourbon drinkers who track batch numbers and want to taste how blending changes the final result. Best enjoyed neat, with water added only as needed.

How to drink Barrell Bourbon Batch 024

Pour it neat first to see where the proof lands for this batch, then add a few drops of water if the heat is fighting the fruit and spice. It's strong enough to still read clearly in an Old Fashioned.

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Questions about this bottle

What does 'cask strength' mean for this bourbon?

It's bottled straight from the barrel with no water added, so the proof runs higher and can vary from batch to batch — Batch 024 blends 11-year-old Kentucky and 8-year-old Tennessee straight bourbons.

How should I drink it?

Start neat to taste the batch at full strength, then add water a few drops at a time if the heat is overpowering the caramel and spice.

Does it work in cocktails?

Yes — its strength holds up well in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan, where a high-proof bourbon keeps its character against the other ingredients.

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