Rolling Fork Spirits Venezuela 5-Year Wheated Bourbon Finish #WLR-224057 - Selected by Seelbach's

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Age: 5-Year 

Finish: 17 months in a wheated bourbon barrel

Proof: 110.2 Proof

Cask Number:  WLR-224057

Bottle Count: 228 bottles

Tasting Notes: Nose: Lemon wafer cookie, honey, light smoke, pepper spice, hints of wet soil Palate: Caramel, campfire smoke, lemon oil, cinnamon spice, long caramel finish

I'm sure everyone can guess what wheated bourbon this rum was finished in. Recently, I made a joke to someone that bourbon drinkers would only try rum if it was finished in one of these barrels. There are some incredible rums out there! I think everyone should explore the rum category more. This Venezuelan rum is delicious. Instead of resting on the finishing barrel we took it to a blind tasting. We tasted through Venezuelan rum finished in a brandy, double oaked bourbon and wheated bourbon barrel. I was prepared to take whatever won the tasting. Sure enough, after everyone weighed in with their opinion, barrel WLR-224057 was the favorite! Maybe I was wrong and bourbon drinkers just know what makes the best finishing barrel and it's less about the name? Either way, this is a rum that everyone will enjoy.

Age: 5-Year 

Finish: 17 months in a wheated bourbon barrel

Proof: 110.2 Proof

Cask Number:  WLR-224057

Bottle Count: 228 bottles

Tasting Notes: Nose: Lemon wafer cookie, honey, light smoke, pepper spice, hints of wet soil Palate: Caramel, campfire smoke, lemon oil, cinnamon spice, long caramel finish

I'm sure everyone can guess what wheated bourbon this rum was finished in. Recently, I made a joke to someone that bourbon drinkers would only try rum if it was finished in one of these barrels. There are some incredible rums out there! I think everyone should explore the rum category more. This Venezuelan rum is delicious. Instead of resting on the finishing barrel we took it to a blind tasting. We tasted through Venezuelan rum finished in a brandy, double oaked bourbon and wheated bourbon barrel. I was prepared to take whatever won the tasting. Sure enough, after everyone weighed in with their opinion, barrel WLR-224057 was the favorite! Maybe I was wrong and bourbon drinkers just know what makes the best finishing barrel and it's less about the name? Either way, this is a rum that everyone will enjoy.

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