From a distillery established in 1765, this bourbon presents an intriguing paradox. Though produced and bottled in Cognac, France, its profile adheres to classic American whiskey traditions, offering a unique bridge between two storied spirits cultures. It’s a testament to the distiller’s art, proving exceptional bourbon can transcend geographical boundaries.
Tasting Notes
Nose: A surprisingly complex nose of dried fruit, oak, and a hint of vanilla, defying its French origin for a bourbon.
Palate: The palate reveals a medium body with notes of caramel, baking spice, and a subtle and unexpected grape-like sweetness.
Finish: A clean, lingering finish with oak tannins and a pleasant warmth.
