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Whiskey: Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbon Batch C923
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbon Batch C923 coats the palate without dominating every taste sensor in its path. It's lively with citrus, cinnamon sugar and the merest hint of cayenne. Finish is easygoing and warm.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 133 (66.5%ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Elijah Craig
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbon Batch C923 coats the palate without dominating every taste sensor in its path. It's lively with citrus, cinnamon sugar and the merest hint of cayenne. Finish is easygoing and warm.
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbon Batch C923 Tasting Notes
Nose: Strong notes of cocoa, vanilla, and oak with touches of cinnamon and mint underneath.
Palate: Hot in the mouth with notes of dark chocolate, vanilla, cinnamon, and oak.
Finish: Long and warm with notes of cinnamon, almond, caramel, and oak.
Distillery Information
In 1789, Elijah Craig became the first distiller to age his whiskey in new charred oak barrels. Some claim that an accidental fire charred his barrels and changed the whiskey inside. Others say he stored his whiskey in former sugar barrels and was impressed with how charring improved the flavor. However it happened, Elijah Craig knew he had discovered something great. He continued to refine the barrel charring process, imparting smooth, rich flavor to the spirit that would become known as Bourbon. 250 years later, he is still known as the Father of Bourbon—and we craft our Bourbon today using the same time-honored methods.
