Black Maple Hill Premium Small Batch 11 Year Old Bourbon 47.5% ABV (700ml) NO20230927 notes of stewed cherris and Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine

Name: Black Maple Hill Premium Small Batch 11 Year Old Bourbon 47.5% ABV (700ml) NO20230927 notes of stewed cherris and Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 61035977168
Price: 140.00 USD
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Black Maple Hill Premium Small Batch 11 Year Old Bourbon 47.5% ABV (700ml) NO20230927 notes of stewed cherris and Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine notes of stewed cherris and orange zest on the palate with a savory finish" great for richer dishes like duck or miso marinated black cod violet and roses Black Maple Hill built its following in the 2000s on very old sourced Kentucky whiskey — early releases were bottled by Julian Van Winkle III and are widely believed to have included Stitzel Weller stock — then lost the thread in the mid 2010s when the brand switched to Oregon distilled whiskey at a strength that still takes a splash of water or a large cube comfortably

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