Pinhook Pinhook Straight Bourbon Collaboration Series 2022 Edition No 2 Garret Oliver (Proof 118.9) 4 year 750 ml
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About this bottle
Pinhook Straight Bourbon Collaboration Series 2022 Edition No. 2 is a limited-batch bourbon made in partnership with Garrett Oliver, the renowned brewmaster behind Brooklyn Brewery. Distilled to four years and bottled at a hefty 118.9 proof, the whiskey is finished in a combination of sherry and port casks after its time in new, charred American oak, adding a layer of dried fruit and wine-cask richness on top of Pinhook's usual young, high-proof intensity. Only 1,000 bottles were released. It has a deep amber color with toasted oak, caramel, and baking spice on the nose, and a smooth, creamy palate carrying dried fruit, spice, and a lingering wine-cask sweetness through to the finish.
How to drink Pinhook Garrett Oliver Edition
Add a few drops of water to bring the proof down from 118.9 and let the sherry and port cask influence open up. Neat is worth trying first, though, since the dual-cask finish is exactly what makes this collaboration distinct from Pinhook's standard bourbon.
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Specs
Bourbon118.9 proof · New charred American oak, finished in sherry and port casks · Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink this cask-strength bourbon?
Sip it neat, or add a few drops of water — at nearly 119 proof, a little dilution helps open up the aromatics without losing the whiskey's intensity.
What does the sherry and port cask finish add?
After aging in new charred American oak, this bourbon is finished in sherry and port casks, which layer dried-fruit and wine-cask sweetness on top of the usual caramel and oak.
What is this collaboration edition?
This is Edition No. 2 of Pinhook's 2022 Collaboration Series, made with brewer Garrett Oliver, bottled at cask strength (118.9 proof) after 4 years of aging.
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