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Knob Creek 18 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Knob Creek 18 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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- BrandKnob Creek
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Alcohol50.0%
Knob Creek 18 Year Old Bourbon - The Whiskey Worth Waiting For!
Hailing from Kentucky's heart, Knob Creek is the Whiskey world's game-changer. Under seventh-gen distillers, they've been crafting bold Whiskies that have booted milder options off the block. They age their bourbon not out of obligation, but because patience brews perfection. This ethos sparked a small-batch Whiskey revolution, catapulting Knob Creek to industry titan status.
Their 18-Year-Old Bourbon? It's "worth the wait" personified. A limited-edition nod to their craft commitment, it's matured twice as long as their usual Bourbon. The result? A rich, copper Whiskey with profound caramelized oak notes. With a punchy alcohol level and flavor, it's proof that patience pays off in taste. So, kick back and savor the taste of time well spent with Knob Creek's 18 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey.
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Knob Creek 18 Year Old Bourbon - The Whiskey Worth Waiting For!
Hailing from Kentucky's heart, Knob Creek is the Whiskey world's game-changer. Under seventh-gen distillers, they've been crafting bold Whiskies that have booted milder options off the block. They age their bourbon not out of obligation, but because patience brews perfection. This ethos sparked a small-batch Whiskey revolution, catapulting Knob Creek to industry titan status.
Their 18-Year-Old Bourbon? It's "worth the wait" personified. A limited-edition nod to their craft commitment, it's matured twice as long as their usual Bourbon. The result? A rich, copper Whiskey with profound caramelized oak notes. With a punchy alcohol level and flavor, it's proof that patience pays off in taste. So, kick back and savor the taste of time well spent with Knob Creek's 18 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey.
- BrandKnob Creek
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Alcohol50.0%
Appearance / Color
Rich copper tones with auburn hues
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Full-bodied with notes of caramelized oak and hints of sweet vanilla and baking spices
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Brown sugar and aged oak, with notes of char and caramel
Finish
Long
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