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Penelope Crème Brûlée French Oak Stave Finish 2026 Release Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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Penelope's Crème Brûlée Bourbon Bliss
Meet the Penelope Crème Brûlée French Oak Stave Finish, a bourbon that’s as decadent as it sounds. Part of the Architect series, this straight bourbon is finished with French Oak staves, giving it a signature crème brûlée profile. Bottled at a bold 110 proof, it’s a powerhouse of caramelized sugar and vanilla, with a creamy, full-bodied texture. Expect waves of vanilla custard, brown sugar, and cinnamon, all wrapped up in a luxurious, lingering finish.
Penelope Bourbon, hailing from the spirited heart of Kentucky, is the brainchild of two whiskey-loving friends who dared to dream big. With a penchant for innovation, they’ve crafted a range of bourbons that are as bold as they are balanced. Their ethos? To create approachable, high-quality spirits that invite everyone to the whiskey table. From their signature four-grain bourbon to limited-edition releases, Penelope is all about pushing boundaries while keeping things deliciously smooth.
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