Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon 750 ml
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About this bottle
Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon combines two sourced bourbons of different ages — one aged 8 years, the other 12 — rather than distilling its own whiskey, a common approach for smaller labels working with established Kentucky distillers. Bottled at 90 proof, the blend carries a deep amber color with oak, caramel, and vanilla on the nose, and toasted oak, caramel, and baking spice through a long, smooth finish with a hint of sweetness. Blending different-aged stock this way lets the label build a specific flavor profile rather than relying on a single barrel's character.
How to drink Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon
Pour it neat or on the rocks, or use it in a Manhattan where the blended age depth holds up against sweet vermouth.
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Specs
Bourbon90 proof · Charred oak · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon?
Neat or with a single large ice cube in a rocks glass lets the aromatics open up; a tulip-shaped glass like a Glencairn is best for nosing. Once opened, keep the bottle upright in a cool spot out of direct light — whiskey doesn't spoil, but it slowly loses aroma once the bottle is more than half empty, so it's best finished within a year or two.
What ages of whiskey go into Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon?
It combines two sourced bourbons of different ages — one aged 8 years, the other 12 — rather than distilling its own whiskey, a common approach for smaller labels working with established Kentucky distillers.
How long is Mountaineer Blend of Straight Bourbon aged?
It's aged 8 and 12 year blend in charred oak.
What should I know about Mountaineer?
Mountaineer blends sourced bourbons of different ages rather than distilling its own whiskey, a common approach for smaller labels working with established Kentucky distillers.
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