Bourbon/Daviess County French Oak Cask Boubon 750ml
Daviess County French Oak Cask Boubon 750ml
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Daviess County is a Lux Row Distillers brand named after the Kentucky county that's home to Owensboro, a town with real bourbon-distilling history, and this expression takes a standard sour mash bourbon and finishes it in French oak casks rather than leaving it exclusively in new charred American oak. French oak tends to bring different tannin structure and spice character than American oak's heavier vanilla and caramel, giving this bottling a more dried-fruit, baking-spice-forward profile than a typical bourbon. Bottled at 96 proof, it's positioned as a limited or specialty release within the Daviess County lineup rather than a year-round standard bottling.
How to drink Daviess County French Oak Cask Bourbon
Sip it neat to notice how the French oak shifts the flavor away from typical American-oak vanilla toward more dried fruit and spice. A single ice cube works fine if you want it slightly cooler.
Tasting notes
Nosespice, dried fruit
Palateoak, vanilla, baking spice
Finishwarm
Specs
Bourbon96 proof · new charred American oak, finished in French oak · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink Daviess County French Oak Cask Finished Bourbon?
Neat or with a splash of water is the classic way to taste it — the French oak finish adds extra spice worth tasting without ice at first.
What does the French oak finish add to Daviess County Bourbon?
After aging in new charred American oak, it's finished in French oak barrels, which are typically tighter-grained and add more baking spice and tannin than a second American oak barrel would.
Where is Daviess County Bourbon made?
It's produced by Lux Row Distillers in Bardstown, Kentucky, named after Daviess County, Kentucky, an early bourbon-producing region.
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