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Copper & Kings American Craft Brandy
Copper & Kings American Craft Brandy
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- BrandCopper & Kings
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryCopper & Kings
- Age2 Year Old
- Style Solera aged Brandy
- Maturation Bourbon and medium-char white oak barrels
- Alcohol45.0%
Up in the northern part of Louisville, KY, right next to the Ohio River and a shout away from Indiana, there's a picturesque neighborhood called Butchertown. It used to be home to butchers, brawlers and brewers, today it houses artists, artisans and distillers. One of them is a bold distillery of Copper & King American Brandy Company. They produce American Brandy, Absinthe and Gin.
This bottle of American Brandy is a celebration of patience as it must be aged for at least two years, no shortcuts. Copper & Kings sources pot-distilled Brandy stock from various distillers and goes full "solera" on it: 90% ages in former Kentucky Bourbon barrels, while 10% reaches its maturity in new medium-char American oak casks. Real character and depth of flavor bring out the true American authentic and natural style. This Spirit is a trickster as one would easily think they drink a fruit-forward Bourbon. But it's all breathtakingly bold Brandy from Butchertown.
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honey
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tobacco
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spicy
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caramel
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woody
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melon
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floral
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cherry
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honeysuckle
Dark gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel and honey aromas followed by cherry wood and honeysuckle with hints of melon and floral bouquet.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Rich and oily flavors of honey, toasted oak and tobacco with a spicy surprise on the mid-palate.
Finish
Long and velvety finish.
About
Up in the northern part of Louisville, KY, right next to the Ohio River and a shout away from Indiana, there's a picturesque neighborhood called Butchertown. It used to be home to butchers, brawlers and brewers, today it houses artists, artisans and distillers. One of them is a bold distillery of Copper & King American Brandy Company. They produce American Brandy, Absinthe and Gin.
This bottle of American Brandy is a celebration of patience as it must be aged for at least two years, no shortcuts. Copper & Kings sources pot-distilled Brandy stock from various distillers and goes full "solera" on it: 90% ages in former Kentucky Bourbon barrels, while 10% reaches its maturity in new medium-char American oak casks. Real character and depth of flavor bring out the true American authentic and natural style. This Spirit is a trickster as one would easily think they drink a fruit-forward Bourbon. But it's all breathtakingly bold Brandy from Butchertown.
- BrandCopper & Kings
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryCopper & Kings
- Age2 Year Old
- Style Solera aged Brandy
- Maturation Bourbon and medium-char white oak barrels
- Alcohol45.0%
-
honey
-
tobacco
-
spicy
-
caramel
-
woody
-
melon
-
floral
-
cherry
-
honeysuckle
Dark gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel and honey aromas followed by cherry wood and honeysuckle with hints of melon and floral bouquet.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Rich and oily flavors of honey, toasted oak and tobacco with a spicy surprise on the mid-palate.
Finish
Long and velvety finish.
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