Blackened Limited Edition Signed Bottle
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About this bottle
Blackened Limited Edition Signed Bottle is a hand-signed release of Blackened American Whiskey, the collaboration between Metallica and master distillers built around aged bourbon and rye whiskeys finished in black brandy casks. Blackened runs its whiskey through a proprietary sonic-enhancement process, using low-frequency sound to agitate the barrel and speed up wood interaction. The result leans smoky and dark against caramel, vanilla, and oak, with the brandy cask adding a fruited edge. This bottling adds a hand signature and a certificate of authenticity, built as much for the shelf as the pour. Bottled at 45% ABV, 90 proof. A collector's pick — worth holding onto even after it's empty.
How to drink Blackened Limited Edition Signed Bottle
Neat is the only real option here — this is a shelf piece as much as a pour, and the brandy-cask fruit and smoke come through best without dilution. If you do open it, a single large cube is as far as I'd take it; save the highball glass for a standard bottle of Blackened instead.
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Specs
Whisky90 proof · Mash bill: Blend of aged bourbon and rye whiskeys · Black brandy cask finish · United States
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Questions about this bottle
How should Blackened whiskey be served?
Neat or with a single large ice cube is best — the black brandy cask finish and smoky character are easy to dilute out with more ice or a mixer.
What makes the Limited Edition Signed Bottle different from a standard bottle of Blackened?
This release adds a hand signature and a certificate of authenticity to the standard Blackened American Whiskey — a blend of aged bourbon and rye finished in black brandy casks, bottled at 45% ABV (90 proof).
What is Blackened's 'Black Noise' sonic-enhancement process?
Blackened finishes its whiskey using low-frequency sound waves aimed at the barrel, a proprietary technique the brand says agitates the liquid against the wood and speeds up how the whiskey interacts with the black brandy cask.
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