Pursuit Spirits Launches Pursuit United
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I'm sure most Bourbonr Pro members are familiar with Pursuit Spirits. This is the brand from Bourbon's number 1 podcast, Bourbon Pursuit. For the past two years, Pursuit Spirits has released only single barrels. This is their first forray into a small batch product!
Pursuit United is the perfect blend of three states. These barrels of rye and wheated bourbons were united to create an uncommon whiskey. A blend of mashbills that has both fruit and spice. Enjoy this pursuit.
Pursuit United
Pursuit United is a blend of mash bills from 3 different distilleries in 3 different states. The small-batch blend of straight bourbon whiskies was created with partnerships to build a new flagship expression. Bottled at 108 proof (54% Alc./Vol.) and non-chill filtered to maintain more barrel character, it’s tailored to the growing number of whiskey drinkers that want to experience more flavor and less water.
The blend of mash bills features 3 distilleries with bourbon barrels ranging from 4 to 5 years old. The Kentucky component is in partnership with Bardstown Bourbon Company using a bourbon mash bill that delivers prominent notes of caramel and maple. The partnership with Finger Lakes Distilling in New York utilizes its award-winning wheated mash bill to provide more vibrant fruit notes. The final component supplies deep and rich character with sweet oak influence coming from an undisclosed distillery in Tennessee that is not located in Tullahoma.
Pursuit Series Episode 035
Release Date: Dec. 2020
Age: 4
Alc/Vol: 56.8%
Proof: 113.6
Bottle Count: 111
Class: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
State of Distillation: IN
SHOW NOTES
Making a spiked apple cider? Hold the mulling spices because this barrel from Starlight Distillery has you covered.
Pursuit Series Episode 036
Release Date: Dec. 2020
Age: 4
Alc/Vol: 58.8%
Proof: 117.6
Bottle Count: 256
Class: Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Applejack Brandy Casks
State of Distillation: IN
SHOW NOTES
This barrel from Starlight Distillery will have you googling “what’s the difference between figs and dates?”
