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Join the clubAlright, alright, alright!
And by Kentuckywood we mean it was made in Kentucky with some help from Hollywood. Well, okay, from Texas, actually. One day, Matthew McConaughey said "Alright, alright, alright" and called the Bourbon legend Eddie Russel of Wild Turkey and told him he'd love to make a special kind of Whiskey. And they did. They compared notes, Matthew made a lot of calls in the middle of the night, and they created Longbranch. Longbranch means an extending welcoming hand and it's not-so-secret secret is Mesquite. It's the actor's favorite grilling wood and it grows in Texas. They used it to refine the Bourbon and give it "that scent you remember."
Now, we know involving celebrities in anything is like betting on an aging horse that lives on sour mash Whiskey. It could go either way. But this time, it seems McConaughey really put himself into the process and one of the indicators the Master Distillers Jimmy and Eddie Russell themselves are confident in this collaboration is the fact that this is the first time Eddie Russell isn't the only one signed on the bottle. He shares that sacred space with McConaughey. So, hum and pound your chest like a Wolf from Wall Street and have a sip of this rare and special potion.
Appearance / Color
Golden
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Vanilla syrup and corn sweetness on the nose with hints of toasty grains.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Caramel and spices on the palate with subtle smokiness and a hint of oak and char. It's warm and smooth from start to finish.
Finish
Warm and dry with a trail of caramel and spice with a final hint of smoke.