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Bourbon/Rod and Hammers Rod and Hammers Slo Stills Single Barrel Cask Bourbon Straight Whiskey Tasters Club 114.4 Proof 750 ml
Rod and Hammers Rod and Hammers Slo Stills Single Barrel Cask Bourbon Straight Whiskey Tasters Club 114.4 Proof 750 ml
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About this bottle
Rod & Hammer's Slo Stills Single Barrel Cask Bourbon Straight Whiskey, bottled for the distillery's Tasters Club at 114.4 proof, comes from Slo Stills, a small craft distillery in Paso Robles, California. Bottled uncut from a single barrel, it runs hotter and more concentrated than a standard-proof bourbon — think caramel and brown sugar up front, oak and baking spice building through the middle, with vanilla and a long, warming, peppery finish. It's aimed at bourbon drinkers who specifically seek out single-barrel, cask-strength pours over a blended house standard.
How to drink Rod & Hammer's Slo Stills Single Barrel Cask Bourbon Straight Whiskey
Take it neat or with a splash of water to open it up — at 114.4 proof it can handle dilution without losing its character. Its intensity makes it a strong base for an Old Fashioned, where the extra proof stands up to sugar and bitters instead of getting lost.
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Whisky114.4 proof · Paso Robles, California
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How should I drink a 114.4 proof single barrel bourbon?
Neat or with a splash of water — the higher proof leaves room to add a little dilution without flattening the flavor.
What's the best cocktail for it?
An Old Fashioned, where the extra proof stands up to the sugar and bitters instead of getting diluted out.
Who makes this whiskey?
It's produced by Slo Stills, a small craft distillery based in Paso Robles, California.
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