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Savage & Cooke Savage & Cooke 'The Burning Chair' Bourbon Whiskey 750ml

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$54.98
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Product Description

Savage & Cooke is Dave Phinney's craft distillery located on historic Mare Island in Northern California. All water used in production is sourced from a pristine spring on Dave's property high above the Alexander Valley. The bourbon is finished in Napa Valley Cabernet wine barrels which add a unique texture and appealing flavor profile.

Product Specs

Alcohol by Volume44.0%
Country of OriginUnited States
UPC869251000302

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Awards & Scores

Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.

What critics and judges wrote

Whisky Advocate · Susannah Skiver Barton · 2019
Light in aroma, with nougat, pistachio halvah, fresh lilies, and the chalkiness of general store candy. Flavor and mouthfeel are also subtle, sometimes too much so … a bit more amplitude would go a long way.
Read the full review on whiskyadvocate.com
IWSC judges · Gold · 2019
Intense and sweet, indulgent style with a fruity note of apricot and some hints of liquorice backed with fruity, spicy wood. Cherry note are there along with some dark plum and spice apple notes.
Read the judges' note on iwsc.net

Competition medals

1 medal from 1 competition, 2019.

Tasting Notes

Flavor profile

How strongly each flavor family shows up across 2 notes from 2 publications, weighted by source.

  • Herbal & greenfresh lilies, floralLight
  • Fruityfruit notes, orange oil, apricot, cherry, dark plumClear
  • Sweetnougat, general store candy, intense and sweet, indulgent styleClear
  • Oak & maltpistachio halvah, pistachio, toasted grain, fruity, spicy woodClear
  • SmokeA hint
  • Spicespices, hints of liquorice, spicy woodClear

Flavor map

Savage & Cooke Savage & Cooke 'The Burning Chair' against other bourbons we carry. Closer dots taste more alike.

← More delicateRicher →Less smokySmokier →Savage & CookeSavage & Cooke'The Burning Chair'Blade and BowNew RiffDistilling 8 YearOldBasil Hayden's 'Toast'

Closest bourbons at a similar price: Blade and Bow ($59.98), New Riff Distilling 8 Year Old ($99.96), and Basil Hayden's 'Toast' ($79.96).

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Each whisky's place on the map, from 0 to 10.

WhiskyRichSmokyPrice
Savage & Cooke Savage & Cooke 'The Burning Chair' (this bottle)3.80.0$54.98
McAfee's Benchmark Old No. 83.70.0$21.97
Woodford Reserve Master's Collection '1838 Style White Corn'3.70.0$499.96
Blade and Bow4.00.0$59.98
New Riff Distilling 8 Year Old4.00.0$99.96
Basil Hayden's 'Toast'3.80.3$79.96
Four Roses Yellow Label3.50.0$22.97
Smooth Ambler 'Contradiction'3.80.3$45.98
Deadwood3.40.3$49.98
A. Smith Bowman Distillery 'Bowman Brothers' Pioneer Spirit Small Batch4.00.5$36.98
Castle & Key 2023 Small Batch4.40.1$49.98
George Dickel 8 Year Small Batch3.80.7$29.97
Puncher's Chance 90 Proof4.50.0$29.97
Trail's End 8 Year Old Batch No23.10.0$56.98
Very Old Barton3.70.7$15.98
Jim Beam Repeal Batch3.50.7$44.96
Garrison Brothers 'Honey Dew'3.00.0$99.98
Heaven's Door3.00.0$54.98
Old Elk 'Cigar Cut'3.00.0$119.97
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Hirsch 'The Horizon'4.60.3$42.98
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Flavor scores are our estimates. A flavor scores higher when more critics mention it and when they describe it more strongly, so no single review sets the result. They are not a rating from any publication.

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