Liqueurs & Cordials/Righteous Road Righteous Road The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve (Barrel 01) Proof 59.6 375 ml

Righteous Road Righteous Road The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve (Barrel 01) Proof 59.6 375 ml

Liqueur · 59.6 Proof
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About this bottle

The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve is a single-barrel, cask-strength expression of Righteous Road's Fifth Cup liqueur, a Kosher-for-Passover spirit built around figs, apricots, dates, almonds, and pistachios rather than grain. Each barrel is aged one to three years in new American white oak before being bottled without dilution, so proof varies barrel to barrel — this release, Barrel 01, comes in at 59.6 proof. The fruit-and-nut base carries through as sunflower seed and pecan on the nose, with a supple, moderately sweet palate of honey, apple compote, and peach jam on the finish. It's a distinctive, dessert-leaning sipper rooted in Passover tradition.

How to drink The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve

Serve it neat in a small glass, the way a dessert liqueur is meant to be sipped — its honey and stone-fruit sweetness doesn't need ice or a mixer. A few minutes to breathe brings out more of the toasted almond and vanilla the barrel added.

Specs

Liqueur59.6 proof

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What is The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve made from?

It's built from a base of figs, apricots, dates, almonds, and pistachios rather than grain, then aged in new American white oak — a fruit-and-nut liqueur rather than a traditional whiskey or brandy.

What does 'The Fifth Cup' refer to?

It's a reference to Passover tradition and the symbolic fifth cup of the Seder, and the liqueur is produced Kosher for Passover.

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