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Bourbon/Truth Teller 1839 Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml
Truth Teller 1839 Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml
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About this bottle
Truth Teller 1839 Straight Bourbon Whiskey is aged twice in charred, new American oak barrels, a double-barreling process the brand uses to build extra depth without an age statement. Bottled at 47% ABV, it pours deep amber and leans into classic bourbon caramel and vanilla, backed by baked oak and a touch of dried spice. The palate stays full-bodied and smooth, with the second barrel round rounding out any rough edges into a longer, warmer finish. It's a straightforward sipping bourbon for someone who wants richness and structure without needing to track down a rare allocation.
How to drink Truth Teller 1839 Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Neat or with a splash of water is where the double-barrel char and vanilla show best. It's got enough body to hold its own in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan if you'd rather mix it.
Specs
Bourbon94.0 proof · New charred American oak, double-barreled
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Truth Teller 1839?
Neat or with a splash of water in a rocks glass, which opens up the vanilla and baked-oak notes from the double-barrel aging.
Does it work in cocktails?
Yes - it has enough body to anchor an Old Fashioned or Manhattan if you'd rather mix it than sip it.
What makes Truth Teller 1839 different from a standard bourbon?
It's aged twice in charred, new American oak barrels rather than just once, which is the brand's process for adding extra caramel and oak depth.
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