WhiskeyVerse/Penelope American Light Whiskey 17 year 750 ML
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Penelope American Light Whiskey 17 year 750 ML
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About this bottle
Penelope American Light Whiskey 17 Year is a rare release built from whiskey distilled in 2006 at the historic Seagram's site in Lawrenceburg, Indiana — now the Ross & Squibb Distillery — and aged seventeen years in second-fill oak. Light whiskey is a legal category distinct from bourbon: distilled higher and aged in used or once-filled barrels, which mutes the oak and lets the 99% corn base show through cleaner and lighter than a straight whiskey of the same age. Cask strength at 138.8 proof, 69.4% ABV. A genuinely uncommon style at a genuinely uncommon age. Pour it with a few drops of water to open the cask strength up.
How to drink Penelope American Light Whiskey 17 Year
Start with a small neat pour before reaching for water — the light-whiskey base is already gentler than bourbon of the same age, so it may not need opening up at all. This isn't one to build into a cocktail; save it for tasting.
Tasting notes
NoseCorn-forward, muted oak
PalateClean grain sweetness, light spice
FinishLong, warm, cask-strength heat
Specs
Light Whiskey138.8 proof · Mash bill: 99% Corn, 1% Malted Barley · Second-fill oak barrels · Lawrenceburg, Indiana
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Questions about this bottle
How should this whiskey be served?
Start with a small neat pour before adding water — the light-whiskey base is gentler than a bourbon of the same age.
What makes 'light whiskey' different from bourbon?
It's distilled at a higher proof and aged in used or once-filled barrels, which mutes oak influence and lets the corn base show through more cleanly.
Where was this whiskey distilled?
At the historic Seagram's site in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, now known as the Ross & Squibb Distillery, back in 2006.
What's the proof?
138.8 proof, 69.4% ABV — genuinely cask strength.
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