Orphan Barrel Avengers Doomsday Latverian Cask Light Whiskey 750
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About this bottle
Orphan Barrel Latverian Cask is a 20-year-old American light whiskey, the brand's first in the category, released once as a tie-in with Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday. Light whiskey is distilled above 160 proof and aged in used or uncharred oak; this one was distilled in Indiana from a mostly corn mash to 189 proof, then aged two decades in used oak, mainly at the Stitzel-Weller Distillery in Kentucky. Diageo master blender Andrew Mackay built it from the last remaining barrels and bottled it at 92 proof. Caramel and sweet vanilla on the nose; honey, butterscotch, orange peel and oak on the palate; creamy vanilla and dried fruit on the finish. For collectors and Marvel fans who also want something soft and sweet in the glass.
How to drink Orphan Barrel Latverian Cask
Neat, in a Glencairn, at room temperature. Twenty years in used oak made it soft, so ice and water mostly flatten the honey and orange peel rather than open them.
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Specs
Whisky92 proof · Used oak
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Questions about this bottle
What is light whiskey?
Light whiskey is an American whiskey class distilled at more than 160 proof and aged in used or uncharred new oak. The high distillation proof and used wood give a lighter, more delicate spirit that still gains depth with long aging.
How old and how strong is Latverian Cask?
It is aged 20 years in used oak, mostly at the Stitzel-Weller Distillery in Kentucky, and bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV).
Who designed the Latverian Cask label?
The label artwork is by comic book artist Rod Reis, made with Marvel Studios for Avengers: Doomsday. A holographic label appears on roughly one in six bottles of the release.
Should I drink a 20-year-old whiskey neat or on ice?
Neat at room temperature shows the most detail. If you want it cooler, one large cube melts slowly and dilutes less than smaller ice.
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