WHEEL HORSE INTRODUCES NEW FIVE-YEAR DOUBLE OAK BOURBON
The Brand's First Five-Year Expression Joins Lineup of Limited, Seasonal Releases
The new Wheel Horse Double Oak is the first five-year expression from the brand. After aging over four years in its original charred oak casks, the whiskey was transferred to new charred oak barrels to finish aging, giving the Double Oak Bourbon a rich, oak-forward flavor. Like all Wheel Horse small batch whiskeys, Double Oak Bourbon is bottled at 101 proof, non-chill filtered. The SRP is
"Double oak Bourbons have gained in popularity over the last few years," said
On the nose, the whiskey is rich with aromas of chocolate-dipped toffee and pound cake. Once sipped, sweeter flavors of demerara sugar and vanilla custard appear before revealing notes of dried cherries and cocoa. The finish lingers, offering hints of chocolate cake and pipe tobacco, with brown sugar aromas.
Wheel Horse whiskeys are crafted at the iconic Green River Distillery, which was founded in 1885 and stands as one of the oldest distilleries in
Wheel Horse Double Oak 5-Year Bourbon is available for purchase online nationally, along with limited availability on shelves in select markets. For more information and to purchase online visit www.wheelhorsewhiskey.com and follow @wheelhorsewhiskey on Instagram.
About Wheel Horse Whiskey
Wheel Horse Whiskey is crafted at the historic Green River Distilling in
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