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Thomas S. Moore Extended Casks Finish Kentucky Straight Whiskey Cognac Casks 750 ml
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About this bottle
Thomas S. Moore Extended Cask Finish Kentucky Straight Bourbon is aged in new charred American oak before finishing for an extended period in used cognac casks, layering a second aging step onto a standard bourbon base. The cognac cask time adds dried-fruit and grape-brandy character over the usual caramel and vanilla bourbon profile, giving it more depth than an un-finished straight bourbon at a similar age. It's the kind of bottle built for bourbon drinkers curious about barrel-finishing rather than a traditional four-grain mash bill showcase. Sipping it slowly reveals more of what the cognac cask contributed than a quick pour will.
How to drink Thomas S. Moore Cognac Cask Finish
Neat, in a snifter, is the way to catch the cognac cask's dried-fruit influence. It also works on a single rock if you'd rather have it slightly opened up.
Specs
BourbonNew charred oak, finished in cognac casks · Kentucky, USA
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How should this bourbon be served?
Neat or on the rocks, to appreciate the dried-fruit and grape-brandy character the cognac cask finish adds.
How is Thomas S. Moore Cognac Cask Finish bourbon aged?
In new charred American oak first, as a standard bourbon, then finished for an extended period in used cognac casks, layering dried-fruit and brandy notes over the usual caramel and vanilla.
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