Peerless Kentucky Peerless Double Oak Bourbon 750ml
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About this bottle
Kentucky Peerless Double Oak Bourbon takes a fully matured Kentucky straight bourbon and moves it into a second new charred oak barrel, pulling two complete barrel extractions into one glass. It's bottled at barrel proof with no water added and never chill-filtered, so the whiskey arrives at full strength and full body. The sweet-mash spirit is distilled in Louisville and, in the distillery's own words, never sourced. Sweet oak and orange zest lead the nose ahead of tobacco and cedar; the palate turns from honey to cinnamon and spicy oak, with leather underneath. The finish carries dry cocoa across a thick, viscous mouthfeel. Pour it neat and give it a few minutes to open before adding a single drop of water.
How to drink Kentucky Peerless Double Oak Bourbon
Barrel proof means this one can take a few drops of water better than most — it opens the orange zest and cedar without going flat. Skip the cocktail shaker; the second barrel's oak is the whole point of this bottle, and a mixer would bury it.
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Specs
BourbonTwo separate new charred oak barrels (dual maturation) · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
What makes Double Oak different from Kentucky Peerless's standard bourbon?
After the bourbon fully matures in its first new charred oak barrel, it's transferred into a second new charred oak barrel for additional aging, so the final whiskey picks up two separate barrel extractions instead of one.
Is Peerless Double Oak chill-filtered?
No — it's bottled at barrel proof with no water added and never chill-filtered, so it retains the full body and oils that filtering would otherwise strip out.
Where is Kentucky Peerless Bourbon made?
It's distilled and aged in Louisville, Kentucky, using a sweet mash process, and the distillery states none of its whiskey is sourced from another producer.
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