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Beanball Bourbon
Beanball Bourbon
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- BrandCooperstown Distillery
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryCooperstown Distillery
- AgeNAS
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol50.0%
Cooperstown is home to the baseball hall of fame. So what do you do if you are opening a small-batch craft distillery and Spirit blending house in Cooperstown? Gene Marra founded Cooperstown Distillery to marry his twin passions of baseball and fine Spirits. Today, they make Beanball Bourbon, Abner Doubleday Classic American Whiskey, and DoublePlay Vodka. The also produce Glimmerglass Vodka (named after a local art festival), Fenimore Gin (named after a Cooperstown Art Museum), and a bunch of other Spirits named after baseball lore and local Cooperstown attractions.
The bean-ball is a fearsome pitch thrown to teach the batter a lesson. Cooperstown Distillery Beanball Bourbon is a 90-proof shot of liquid Americana in a glass. Get yourself a bottle of this working-man’s drink, a couple of hot dogs, and a box of Cracker Jacks. Boom… you’ve just learned how to hit a home-run in the game of life. Cooperstown Distillery Beanball Bourbon is actually a combination of their small batch Bourbon and Indiana Bourbon, and the combo is a line-drive home run.
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toasted
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mint
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oatmeal
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caramel
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oak
-
corn
-
sweet
-
grain
-
pie
Warm bronze
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The nose fills with earthy notes of caramel and toasted grains.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
On the palate, you’ll be greeted with the flavors of warm oatmeal, oak, sweet corn, and pumpkin pie.
Finish
The finish is medium to long and lingers with toasted bread and mint.
About
Cooperstown is home to the baseball hall of fame. So what do you do if you are opening a small-batch craft distillery and Spirit blending house in Cooperstown? Gene Marra founded Cooperstown Distillery to marry his twin passions of baseball and fine Spirits. Today, they make Beanball Bourbon, Abner Doubleday Classic American Whiskey, and DoublePlay Vodka. The also produce Glimmerglass Vodka (named after a local art festival), Fenimore Gin (named after a Cooperstown Art Museum), and a bunch of other Spirits named after baseball lore and local Cooperstown attractions.
The bean-ball is a fearsome pitch thrown to teach the batter a lesson. Cooperstown Distillery Beanball Bourbon is a 90-proof shot of liquid Americana in a glass. Get yourself a bottle of this working-man’s drink, a couple of hot dogs, and a box of Cracker Jacks. Boom… you’ve just learned how to hit a home-run in the game of life. Cooperstown Distillery Beanball Bourbon is actually a combination of their small batch Bourbon and Indiana Bourbon, and the combo is a line-drive home run.
- BrandCooperstown Distillery
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryCooperstown Distillery
- AgeNAS
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol50.0%
-
toasted
-
mint
-
oatmeal
-
caramel
-
oak
-
corn
-
sweet
-
grain
-
pie
Warm bronze
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The nose fills with earthy notes of caramel and toasted grains.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
On the palate, you’ll be greeted with the flavors of warm oatmeal, oak, sweet corn, and pumpkin pie.
Finish
The finish is medium to long and lingers with toasted bread and mint.
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