Bourbon/Old Settler Old Fashioned Sour Mash Kentucky Straight Camp no 1 Blend 750 ml
Old Settler Old Fashioned Sour Mash Kentucky Straight Camp no 1 Blend 750 ml
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Old Settler Camp No. 1 Blend is a Kentucky straight bourbon blended with sour mash whiskey, aged a minimum of four years in new charred oak barrels. Sour mash refers to the fermentation process rather than a separate whiskey style, but pairing that language into the name signals a house style built for a rich, full-bodied pour. Expect a deep amber color, a nose of caramel and toasted oak, and a smooth, sweet palate with a warm, gently spiced finish. It is a straightforward sipping bourbon suited to drinkers who want a fuller-bodied pour without a lot of frills.
How to drink Old Settler Camp No. 1 Blend
Neat or on a single rock both work well here — the four years in charred oak give it enough body to handle a little dilution without losing its sweetness.
Specs
Bourbonnew charred oak · Kentucky, USA
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Old Settler Camp No. 1 Blend?
Serve it neat or with a few drops of water in a rocks glass.
What cocktails work well with Old Settler Camp No. 1 Blend?
It's a natural fit for an Old Fashioned, where its caramel and oak hold up against sugar.
What does 'sour mash' mean in Old Settler's name?
It refers to a fermentation technique — using leftover mash from a previous batch to start the next one — used by nearly all American whiskey, not a distinct style on its own.
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