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Bourbon/Penelope Bourbon Four Grain Barrel Strength 750 ml
Penelope Bourbon Four Grain Barrel Strength 750 ml
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About this bottle
Penelope Bourbon Four Grain Barrel Strength is bottled at cask strength from Penelope's four-grain mash bill of corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley, sourced and blended by the Kentucky-based brand. Because it's bottled at barrel strength, proof varies by batch, but expect a fuller-bodied pour than the standard release. The nose offers caramel and baking spice, the palate brings brown sugar, cinnamon, and a touch of dried fruit from the wheat and rye combination, and the finish is long and warming. It rewards bourbon drinkers who like proof-forward, complex pours.
How to drink Penelope Four Grain Barrel Strength
A few drops of water opens up the spice without losing the barrel strength character - try it that way before deciding whether to add ice.
Tasting notes
NoseCaramel and baking spice
PalateBrown sugar, cinnamon, dried fruit
FinishLong and warming
Specs
BourbonMash bill: Corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley
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How should barrel-strength bourbon like this be served?
Start with a few drops of water to open the aromatics, then decide whether you want it neat or over ice from there.
What makes the four-grain mash bill different?
Adding both wheat and rye alongside corn and malted barley gives it more layered spice and dried-fruit character than a typical two-grain bourbon.
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