This bourbon is distilled by an undisclosed producer and bottled by Americus, Georgia distillery Thirteenth Colony. Distilled from a mashbill of 70% corn, 21% rye and 9% malted barley and aged between four and six years, this whiskey is the brand's flagship bourbon.
This is a distinctive bourbon. It’s interesting to see so much tropical fruit in a pour, but it’s unique, and fun, and while not the top of the charts, it’s a fun pour — no matter who made it.
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House Review
Nose:
Honey, full of banana, tropical fruits, sweet rising bread and custard. Light, sweet, fruity.
Taste:
Moderate mouthfeel, honey, light oak, pepper, sweet oak and peppy ginger. Some papaya, tropical fruits. It’s unusual on the palate, possibly one of the fruitier bourbons I’ve had.
Finish:
Short finish, honey forward with notes of almond, papaya, sweet oak and caramel candies.
Overall:
This is a distinctive bourbon. It’s interesting to see so much tropical fruit in a pour, but it’s unique, and fun, and while not the top of the charts, it’s a fun pour — no matter who made it.
Score:
85
By The Daily Pour Staff
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