Bourbon/John Emerald John Emerald Purveyors Series Double Oak 750 ml

John Emerald John Emerald Purveyors Series Double Oak 750 ml

Opelika, Alabama · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

John Emerald Purveyors Series Double Oak comes from John Emerald Distilling Co. in Opelika, Alabama, and gets its name from a two-stage aging process: two years in new American oak, followed by a second maturation in used French oak barrels. That French oak finish is less common in bourbon, which typically stays in a single American oak barrel start to finish, and it adds a different, softer tannin structure than a straight bourbon-barrel program. Expect caramel, vanilla, and oak from the American barrel base, with added spice and a rounder mouthfeel from the French oak finish. Bottled at 90 proof, it's built to show what a second, different wood type contributes beyond a standard single-barrel bourbon. This bottle suits bourbon drinkers curious about French oak's effect on an otherwise classic Kentucky-style mash.

How to drink John Emerald Double Oak

Pour it neat or with a splash of water to taste how the French oak finish rounds out the American oak base, or build it into an Old Fashioned where the extra spice adds a layer a single-barrel bourbon wouldn't. Either serve works.

Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, vanilla, oak
Palatetoffee, oak, spice
Finishlong, rounded
Specs

Bourbon90 proof · new American oak, finished in used French oak · Opelika, Alabama

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How should John Emerald Double Oak Bourbon be served?

Neat or on the rocks in a rocks glass.

What cocktails work well with John Emerald Double Oak?

Its toffee and oak depth make a solid Old Fashioned.

What does 'double oak' mean for this bourbon?

It's aged first in new American oak, the standard for bourbon, then finished in used French oak barrels -- a second wood contact that adds extra roundness and spice.

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