Pinhook Country Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey
$64.49
Inclusive of all taxes
The Crop 18 Grouping by Pinhook is comprised of a rye Whiskey named Rye Humor and Bourbon Country Bourbon.Bourbon Country comes in three variations in
cluding a standard Straight Bourbon, Single Barrel, and Cask Strength.Bourbon Country Cask Strength is the first cask strength bourbon bottled under the Pinhook name.The bourbon itself was distilled at MGP in Indiana.Pinhook states that the bourbon has an average age of three years and eight months and was aged, blended, and proofed by Sean Josephs at Castle & Key Distillery in Frankfort, KY.hrough a partnership with Bourbon Lane Stable LLC, each lot of Pinhook Whiskey showcases an individual thoroughbred.For the first cask strength release, Bourbon Country was chosen.Foaled April 17, 2014, Bourbon Country was bred at Alamar Farm, LLC and is the son of Harlan's Holiday and Uninhibited Song.In addition to the horse, each release of Pinhook is distinguished by a different color wax, with Bourbon Country Cask Strength sporting purple wax for the first time in the brand's history.
115.3
MGP / Sourced by Pinhook
Kentucky
750 ML (Standard)
The palate is slightly youthful and a stark contrast from the nose.Where the nose is mostly sweet, the palate is a bold spicy burst of rye that really shines through.It combines with a mixture of nuts, oak, black pepper, and a touch of sweet vanilla.It's surprising how much the rye shines through for the percentage in the mix, but the end resultis a bold palate that surprises with each sip.
Light but lively, candie orange and white cake nicely blend together.They're joined by a touch of vanilla, light oak, and pepper.A light layer of ethanol lies in wait, and appears with a heavy sniff.A nice way to start off the sip.
The finish starts with a touch of warming heat as the rye spice carries through.Additionally, there is a brief hint of vanilla and peaches to start the finish.These fade leaving straw, oak, and leather on the backend.The finish ends on a lingering spicy rye and dry leather note.While it's a perfectly nice way to end, it's also the weakest part of the sip by comparison.
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