Woodinville Straight Bourbon Whiskey Applewood Staves 750ml
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About this bottle
Woodinville Straight Bourbon Whiskey Applewood Staves is a specialty finish from Woodinville Whiskey Company in Washington State, where the brand's standard bourbon — made from grain grown on family farms and distilled and aged in Woodinville — is finished with applewood staves inserted into the barrel. That added applewood contact brings subtle sweet, fruity wood notes on top of the standard high-rye mash bill's spicy complexity. Woodinville ages its bourbon a minimum of five years in charred new oak before any additional finishing, giving this release a solid maturity base to build the applewood character onto. Expect a smooth, layered bourbon with more nuance than the flagship release.
How to drink Woodinville Applewood Staves Bourbon
Neat is the best way to track the applewood character against Woodinville's standard release. It also holds up well in an Old Fashioned if you want that extra fruit-wood note carried into the drink.
Tasting notes
Specs
BourbonMash bill: High-rye · New charred oak, applewood stave finish · Woodinville, Washington
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Questions about this bottle
How should Woodinville Applewood Staves Bourbon be served?
Serve it neat or with a single large ice cube in a rocks glass. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dark place once opened.
What cocktails work well with this bourbon?
It holds up well in an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan.
What do the applewood staves add to this bourbon?
After standard aging in new charred oak, applewood staves are added to the barrel for a finishing period, layering in a lighter fruit-and-wood sweetness on top of the base bourbon's vanilla and spice.
Where is Woodinville Bourbon made?
It's distilled and aged at Woodinville Whiskey Company in Woodinville, Washington, using grain grown on a single farm in eastern Washington and water sourced from the Cascade Mountains.
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