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Woodford Reserve Wheat Whiskey
Woodford Reserve Wheat Whiskey
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- BrandWoodford Reserve
- CategoryAmerican Whiskey
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryWoodford Reserve
- Style Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey
- Alcohol45.2%
There has been distilling on the Woodford Reserve Distillery site for more than 235 years, making it the oldest Bourbon distillery in Kentucky. Now owned by Brown-Forman — one of America’s largest wine and spirits companies — it has been refitted and set to expand. Since the beginning, the folks at Woodford have been influential in the development and codifying of Bourbon production. In short, they helped invent the spirit as we know and love it today.
Woodford is famous for their Bourbon. But they have produced a Rye and Malt Whiskey before — and done a mighty good job of it, too. The missing piece? Obviously, a Wheat Whiskey. And as you have likely guessed, that is a missing piece no longer. Woodford Reserve Wheat Whiskey is their newest release at 52% wheat, 20% corn, 20% malt, and 8% rye as formulated by maser distiller Chris Morris. And while there is no age statement, we know it qualifies as a Straight Whiskey and is bottled at a tasty 45.2% ABV — every drop comprised of solid Woodford quality.
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coconut
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apple
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mint
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spicy notes
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sweet
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cocoa
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burnt caramel
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banana
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cinnamon
Medium Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma leans more to cedar wood with apples and cinnamon over and interesting banana note.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor is an interesting combination of toasted coconut, stewed apples, and after-dinner mints.
Finish
The finish is smooth, has a nice length, and lingers with notes of cocoa.
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There has been distilling on the Woodford Reserve Distillery site for more than 235 years, making it the oldest Bourbon distillery in Kentucky. Now owned by Brown-Forman — one of America’s largest wine and spirits companies — it has been refitted and set to expand. Since the beginning, the folks at Woodford have been influential in the development and codifying of Bourbon production. In short, they helped invent the spirit as we know and love it today.
Woodford is famous for their Bourbon. But they have produced a Rye and Malt Whiskey before — and done a mighty good job of it, too. The missing piece? Obviously, a Wheat Whiskey. And as you have likely guessed, that is a missing piece no longer. Woodford Reserve Wheat Whiskey is their newest release at 52% wheat, 20% corn, 20% malt, and 8% rye as formulated by maser distiller Chris Morris. And while there is no age statement, we know it qualifies as a Straight Whiskey and is bottled at a tasty 45.2% ABV — every drop comprised of solid Woodford quality.
- BrandWoodford Reserve
- CategoryAmerican Whiskey
- CountryUnited States
- RegionKentucky
- DistilleryWoodford Reserve
- Style Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey
- Alcohol45.2%
-
coconut
-
apple
-
mint
-
spicy notes
-
sweet
-
cocoa
-
burnt caramel
-
banana
-
cinnamon
Medium Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma leans more to cedar wood with apples and cinnamon over and interesting banana note.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor is an interesting combination of toasted coconut, stewed apples, and after-dinner mints.
Finish
The finish is smooth, has a nice length, and lingers with notes of cocoa.
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