Bourbon/Hogsworth Bourbon Whiskey and Armagnac 9 year 750 ML

Hogsworth Bourbon Whiskey and Armagnac 9 year 750 ML

Kentucky
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About this bottle
Hogsworth Bourbon Whiskey is a 9-year straight bourbon from the small Hogsworth label, aged in new charred oak in the traditional Kentucky style. Nine years is a fairly long rest for bourbon, past the point where most mainstream labels bottle, which typically means deeper oak tannin and a darker color than a standard 4-6 year release. Expect caramel, vanilla, and baking spice layered over a firmer oak backbone than younger bourbons show, with a long, warm finish. This is a bottle for someone who already likes bourbon and wants to try a longer-aged, smaller-production pour.

How to drink Hogsworth Bourbon

Pour it neat first to catch the oak depth that nine years of aging builds — a splash of water can open it up further if the proof runs hot. Save it from soda; this age statement earns a slower glass.

Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, vanilla
Palatebaking spice, oak
Finishlong, warm
Specs

Bourbonnew charred oak · Kentucky

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve Hogsworth Bourbon Whiskey 9 Year?

Serve it neat or on the rocks in a rocks glass to let its extended oak time come through.

What cocktails work well with Hogsworth Bourbon Whiskey 9 Year?

Its firm oak backbone holds up well in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan, where the barrel depth doesn't get lost.

What's distinct about Hogsworth's 9-year aging?

At 9 years old, it's rested well past the typical 4-6 year window for mainstream bourbon, in new charred oak, which builds deeper oak tannin and a darker color than younger releases.

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