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Three Chord Strange Collaboration Blended Bourbon Whiskey
Three Chord Strange Collaboration Blended Bourbon Whiskey
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- BrandThree Chord
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryThree Chord
- Style Blended Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol49.5%
Straight Bourbon meets Californian Pinot Noir
Here to pull at your Americana heartstrings is Three Chord Whiskey with a musical upbringing. Inspired by the sense of achieving harmony through the syntax of notes, this brand takes great pride in its particular multi-step process called ‘The Perfectly Tuned Taste’ that gives the expressions their unique flavor profile.
Since it was co-created by the Grammy-winning guitarist, composer, and producer Neil Giraldo, it makes sense for blending to take center stage. It all starts with a careful selection of Bourbons and Rye Whiskies from Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Indiana. After the proprietary blend is done, the double aging in unique barrels does its magic. The music playing to the barrels also helps.
Three Chord Strange Collaboration Blended Bourbon Whiskey is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon that’s finished for 3 months in French Oak Pinot Noir casks from the Strange Family vineyards in California. Bottled at 99 proof, this is a unique Bourbon: it’s high proof yet it has a light body with hints of Pinot Noir mingling with classic oak, spice, and vanilla flavors. Cocktail or neat? It’s up to you.
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sweet
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cherry
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raspberry
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plum
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fresh
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caramel
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vanilla
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clove
-
silky
Appearance / Color
Glaze doughnut
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Sweet corn with hints of cherry, raspberry and plum.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh and complex with light caramel, vanilla, and hints of clove and black fruit.
Finish
Silky with subtle Pinot Noir notes.
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Straight Bourbon meets Californian Pinot Noir
Here to pull at your Americana heartstrings is Three Chord Whiskey with a musical upbringing. Inspired by the sense of achieving harmony through the syntax of notes, this brand takes great pride in its particular multi-step process called ‘The Perfectly Tuned Taste’ that gives the expressions their unique flavor profile.
Since it was co-created by the Grammy-winning guitarist, composer, and producer Neil Giraldo, it makes sense for blending to take center stage. It all starts with a careful selection of Bourbons and Rye Whiskies from Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Indiana. After the proprietary blend is done, the double aging in unique barrels does its magic. The music playing to the barrels also helps.
Three Chord Strange Collaboration Blended Bourbon Whiskey is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon that’s finished for 3 months in French Oak Pinot Noir casks from the Strange Family vineyards in California. Bottled at 99 proof, this is a unique Bourbon: it’s high proof yet it has a light body with hints of Pinot Noir mingling with classic oak, spice, and vanilla flavors. Cocktail or neat? It’s up to you.
- BrandThree Chord
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryThree Chord
- Style Blended Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol49.5%
-
sweet
-
cherry
-
raspberry
-
plum
-
fresh
-
caramel
-
vanilla
-
clove
-
silky
Appearance / Color
Glaze doughnut
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Sweet corn with hints of cherry, raspberry and plum.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh and complex with light caramel, vanilla, and hints of clove and black fruit.
Finish
Silky with subtle Pinot Noir notes.
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