Cabernet Sauvignon/Thomas S. Moore Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish Kentucky Straight Bourbon Finished in Cabernet Sauvignon 750 ml

Thomas S. Moore Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish Kentucky Straight Bourbon Finished in Cabernet Sauvignon 750 ml

Kentucky
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About this bottle

Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon that completes its primary aging in new, charred American oak before resting additional months in barrels that previously held Cabernet Sauvignon. Thomas S. Moore is a Bardstown-area label built around secondary wine- and rum-cask finishes rather than one flagship mash bill, and the Cabernet staves push this pour toward darker fruit and tannin, layering red-wine grip over the caramel and vanilla you'd expect from straight bourbon, with a drier, spicier close than an unfinished bottle would give. It suits bourbon drinkers who already like a finished whiskey and want something more savory than the usual sherry cask.

How to drink Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish

Pour it neat or over a single large rock to let the wine-cask tannin show through — this isn't a whiskey that needs mixing to hold interest. It also makes an unusually good Old Fashioned, where the Cabernet finish plays well against orange bitters.

Specs

BourbonNew charred American oak, finished in Cabernet Sauvignon casks · Kentucky

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What's the best way to serve Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish?

Pour it neat or with a few drops of water in a rocks glass or Glencairn to let the wine-cask fruit and oak open up.

What cocktails work well with this bourbon?

The dark fruit and tannin from the Cabernet finish hold up well in an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan, where the wine character plays nicely against the bitters and vermouth.

What makes this bourbon a wine cask finish rather than a standard bourbon?

After full-term aging in new charred American oak, it rests an additional stretch in barrels that previously held Cabernet Sauvignon, layering red-wine tannin and dark fruit over the classic bourbon profile.

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