STRANAHAN’S WHISKEY

Description

Stranahan’s uses 4 different types of barley in their mash bill. The mash bill is borrowed from Scotch whisky, not bourbon, but Stranahan’s does nod to bourbon in that it is aged in new American white oak barrels with a #4 char. Each batch is a blend of 2-5 year old barrels for greater complexity and quality. On the nose you get strong hints of coffee, oak, oatmeal, some strong vanilla/caramel. Everything you smell is right there in the flavor profile, strong as ever. The texture is extremely full, with a rich thickness leaves your mouth coated.

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