Proof: varies
Mash bill: 67% Corn, 17% Red Wheat, 8% Rye, 8% Malted Barley
Barrel no: varies
Tasting Notes:
- Nose - Caramel, Toasted Grains
- Palate - Sweet Corn, Butterscotch
- Finish - Cinnamon turns to tobacco with a buttery mouth feel
About the product: Brothers Wright Barrel Proof - Coal Mine Aged Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. This expression from the Brothers Wright Distilling Co. line features our four-grain mash bill. With a hand selected grain lineup of 67% Corn, 17% Red Wheat, 8% Rye, and 8% Malted Barley, put in the bottle at the same proof it comes out of the barrel, you can expect a sweet, and complex flavor profile. On the nose, you’re instantly hit with notes of freshly baked cherry pie, crisp summer apples, and a savory buttered popcorn. As it works across your palette you start to pick up the spiced buttery flavors of a rich snickerdoodle cookie that turn into a freshly harvested honey and strong notes of oak and toast. On the finish, rich dark chocolate slowly fades to freshly cracked black pepper with a velvety mouthfeel. This rare and limited product is one to savor.
We take great pride in delivering the best bourbon to our customers. Every aged barrel of Brothers Wright bourbon is different – we never treat two barrels the same. We give every barrel our time and attention in the aging and sampling process to ensure that we are delivering you the best spirit possible. Each release of Brothers Wright Barrel Proof will vary slightly in age and proof.
Pike Co. Ky, 1913 – The Leckie Colleries Mine No. 1 opened, supplying energy to our country during its greatest period of growth. It now has a new life housing barrels of Americas greatest spirit, Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey. Challenging the traditional whiskey aging environment, our underground facilities are designed to leverage control of temperature and pressure – cycling bourbon in and out of its American white oak cask.
As our rickhouse expands, our expressions will continue to evolve through age and experimentation, innovating what it means to be bourbon.