Bourbon/Jeffersons Ocean Aged at Sea Voyage #24 750 ml
Jeffersons Ocean Aged at Sea Voyage #24 750 ml
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About this bottle
Jefferson's Ocean Aged at Sea Voyage #24 is a blended straight bourbon that finishes its maturation at sea, rocking in barrels aboard ships that cross the equator and back. Jefferson's loads fully aged Kentucky bourbon onto vessels, where constant motion, salt air, and swinging temperatures push spirit deep into the wood far faster than a warehouse could. Voyage #24 returns at 90 proof, dark as coffee, carrying caramel, toasted oak, and a briny snap of sea salt that sets it apart from landlocked bourbon. Every voyage tastes a little different by design, shaped by the route and the weather it met.
How to drink Jefferson's Ocean Voyage #24
Sip it neat first to catch the salinity the sea aging leaves behind — it's the point of the bottle. Once you've tasted that, it also anchors a strong old fashioned if you want to put it to work.
Tasting notes
NoseCaramel, toasted oak, and a hint of sea salt
PalateBrown sugar, char, and briny minerality
FinishLong, salted, and gently spiced
Specs
Bourbon90 proof · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink Jefferson's Ocean Voyage #24?
Neat, at least for the first sip — the sea-aging gives it a salinity you'd miss over ice.
Does Jefferson's Ocean work in cocktails?
Yes — its bold caramel and oak profile holds up well in an old fashioned.
Why does Jefferson's Ocean taste different from other bourbons?
It finishes its maturation at sea, aboard ships that cross the equator, where constant motion, salt air, and temperature swings push the spirit into the wood faster than a warehouse would — and every voyage tastes a little different depending on the route.
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