American Whiskey/Tommyrotter Triple Barrel American Whiskey 750 ml
Tommyrotter Triple Barrel American Whiskey 750 ml
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About this bottle
Tommyrotter Triple Barrel American Whiskey is a Buffalo, New York blend of three separately aged whiskeys: a two-year bourbon and a two-year rye, both aged in new American oak, married with a two-year malt whiskey finished in used bourbon barrels. Bottled at 90 proof, the blend leans smooth and layered rather than sharp, with caramel and vanilla up front giving way to oak and a warm spice note through the finish. It's built as an easy sipper — approachable enough to drink neat or on the rocks, with enough backbone to stand up in a whiskey-forward cocktail like an Old Fashioned.
How to drink Tommyrotter Triple Barrel American Whiskey
Neat or on the rocks is the simplest way to taste all three whiskeys in the blend, though it also holds up fine in an Old Fashioned if you want something more mixed.
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Whisky90 proof · New York
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink this whiskey?
Neat or on the rocks is the simplest way to taste all three whiskeys in the blend.
Does this whiskey work in cocktails?
Yes — it has enough backbone to hold up in a whiskey-forward cocktail like an Old Fashioned.
What's actually in the Triple Barrel blend?
It's a marriage of three two-year-old whiskeys — a bourbon and a rye aged in new American oak, and a malt whiskey aged in used bourbon barrels — bottled together at 90 proof (45% ABV).
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