Bourbon/Stellum Black Label Bourbon 109 Proof Cask Strength 750 ml

Stellum Black Label Bourbon 109 Proof Cask Strength 750 ml

Kentucky · 109 Proof
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About this bottle

Stellum Black Label Bourbon 109 Proof Cask Strength is a limited edition bourbon from Stellum Spirits, a blending house founded by members of the family behind Willett. This bourbon is a blend of sourced whiskeys, aged for at least four years in new, charred American oak barrels, and bottled at cask strength (109 proof) rather than cut down with water. The nose is full of sweet caramel, vanilla, and oak, while the palate is full of rich, spicy flavors. The finish is long and smooth, with a hint of smokiness.

How to drink Stellum Black Label

Add a few drops of water rather than ice — at 109 proof this cask-strength bourbon has room to open up, and a splash brings the caramel and vanilla forward without flattening it. Save the mixing for a lower-proof bottle.

Specs

Bourbon109 proof · Kentucky

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve cask-strength bourbon?

Add a few drops of water rather than ice — at 109 proof this one has room to open up, and a splash brings the caramel and vanilla forward without flattening it.

What does "cask strength" mean here?

The bourbon is bottled at 109 proof straight from the barrel, without being cut down with water, so what's in the bottle is the same proof it was at maturity.

Who makes Stellum Spirits?

A blending house founded by members of the family behind Willett, working with sourced whiskeys aged at least four years in new, charred American oak.

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