Bourbon/R6 Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml

R6 Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml

Bourbon · 86.0 Proof
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About this bottle

R6 Bourbon Whiskey comes from R6 Distillery and Speakeasy in El Segundo, California, made from a mash of midwestern yellow dent corn, rye, and malted barley. It's a West Coast take on bourbon rather than a Kentucky import, distilled and finished on-site rather than sourced. On the nose it leans into caramel, vanilla, and dates with a bit of citrus zest; the palate brings a cinnamon-pepper kick alongside roasted nuts and more caramel, finishing medium-length and warm. It's a solid choice for bourbon drinkers who want to try a genuinely West Coast-distilled bottle instead of the usual Midwest names.

How to drink R6 Bourbon Whiskey

Try it neat first - the caramel and roasted-nut notes are easy to pick out at full proof. On the rocks, one cube is plenty; more than that and the cinnamon-pepper kick disappears along with the rest of the flavor.

Specs

Bourbon86.0 proof

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink R6 Bourbon Whiskey?

Start neat to catch the caramel and roasted-nut notes, then add at most one ice cube if you want it colder - more dilution flattens the spice that makes it distinctive.

What cocktails work well with R6 Bourbon?

Its caramel-forward profile holds up well in an Old Fashioned or a Whiskey Sour, where the vanilla and spice notes come through rather than getting buried.

Where is R6 Bourbon Whiskey made?

It's distilled at R6 Distillery and Speakeasy in El Segundo, California, from a mash of midwestern yellow dent corn, rye, and malted barley.

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