Warbringer Big Cockerel Small Batch 750ml
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About this bottle
Warbringer Big Cockerel is an unaged whiskey — an aguardiente-style spirit — from Sespe Creek Distillery in California, John Campbell's first release under the label. It's twice distilled in copper pots from a mash of 60% mesquite-smoked corn, 15% fire-toasted corn and 25% malted rye, and bottled clear with no time in wood. The nose runs toasted pumpkin seed, graham cracker and mesquite smoke; the palate is soft and velvety with molé-like spice, grilled mesquite and sweet potato, finishing dry and long with smoked peanut brittle and flan. It's a whiskey for drinkers who want the grain and smoke without the oak.
How to drink Warbringer Big Cockerel
This is a sipping spirit built to be tried neat, the way you'd approach a mezcal — the smoked-corn mash is the point, and dilution mutes it fast. A splash of water can open the graham-cracker sweetness if the 98-proof heat is too much straight.
Tasting notes
Specs
Aguardiente98 proof · Mash bill: 60% mesquite-smoked corn, 15% fire-toasted corn, 25% malted rye · California
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Questions about this bottle
Is Warbringer Big Cockerel aged in barrels?
No — it's bottled unaged, straight off a twice-distilled copper-pot run, so what you taste is the mash rather than wood influence.
What is Warbringer Big Cockerel made from?
A mash of mesquite-smoked corn, fire-toasted corn and malted rye, twice distilled in copper pots by Sespe Creek Distillery in California.
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