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Mary Dowling Double Oak Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon Whiskey
Mary Dowling Double Oak Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon Whiskey
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- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Style Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol53.5%
Mary Dowling's Double Oak Barrel Bourbon: As Bold as the Woman Herself!
Mary Dowling was a true badass of Bourbon. Born to Irish immigrants in Kentucky, she married John Dowling, owner of Waterfill & Frazier Distillery. When he passed away, she took over the distillery like a boss! When fire razed the distillery, she rebuilt it. When Prohibition came knocking with false bootlegging charges? She relocated to Mexico and kept the whiskey flowing. That's what we call grit!
Just like Mary herself, the Double Oak Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon doesn't pull any punches. Aged in two oaks, it's a flavor fest of tobacco, chocolate, cherry, spices, and more. The finish is a short, sweet goodbye of cherry and dry spices. So here's to Mary Dowling, the original Whiskey queen. Raise a glass and honor her legacy!
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oak
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tobacco
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chocolate
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anise
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citrus
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cinnamon
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nutmeg
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smoky
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cherry
Appearance / Color
Auburn
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Oak, tobacco, chocolate, anise, nutmeg, cherry, brown sugar, baking spices, stone fruit
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Leather, tobacco, cinnamon, oak, citrus, smoke tannins, with an earthy dryness
Finish
Cherry, wide lingering spice
About
Mary Dowling's Double Oak Barrel Bourbon: As Bold as the Woman Herself!
Mary Dowling was a true badass of Bourbon. Born to Irish immigrants in Kentucky, she married John Dowling, owner of Waterfill & Frazier Distillery. When he passed away, she took over the distillery like a boss! When fire razed the distillery, she rebuilt it. When Prohibition came knocking with false bootlegging charges? She relocated to Mexico and kept the whiskey flowing. That's what we call grit!
Just like Mary herself, the Double Oak Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon doesn't pull any punches. Aged in two oaks, it's a flavor fest of tobacco, chocolate, cherry, spices, and more. The finish is a short, sweet goodbye of cherry and dry spices. So here's to Mary Dowling, the original Whiskey queen. Raise a glass and honor her legacy!
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Style Barrel Strength Wheated Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol53.5%
-
oak
-
tobacco
-
chocolate
-
anise
-
citrus
-
cinnamon
-
nutmeg
-
smoky
-
cherry
Appearance / Color
Auburn
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Oak, tobacco, chocolate, anise, nutmeg, cherry, brown sugar, baking spices, stone fruit
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Leather, tobacco, cinnamon, oak, citrus, smoke tannins, with an earthy dryness
Finish
Cherry, wide lingering spice
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