At first, the nose is reticent; eventually, notes of Werther’s, caramel macchiato, Whoppers, vanilla fudge, cherry cola, and cream soda arise. … there’s a barrage of black pepper and deep dark chocolate … A nice roastiness emerges on the finish …
Old Man Winter Bourbon Whiskey From the Black Hills 750ml
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Product Description
Old Man Winter, an antiquated portrayal of the Winter Season and its effects our chilly winters have on barrel aging. Caramelized flavors that frosty colf barrels push into the whiskey when they contract give our whiakey that big, warm hug we love from an aged, and rich bourbon.
Product Specs
| Alcohol by Volume | 54.9% |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| UPC | 852543006489 |
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Flavor profile
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 2 notes from 2 publications, weighted by source.
- Herbal & greenA hint
- Fruitycherry colaLight
- SweetWerther’s, caramel macchiato, vanilla fudge, cream soda, caramelized flavorsClear
- Oak & maltnice roastiness, roasted hazelnuts and coffee beansLight
- Smokea whiff of charcoalA hint
- Spicea barrage of black pepperStrong
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