Angel’s Envy Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Port Wine Barrels
Our 11th Cask Strength release has arrived. Made from some of the most distinctive barrels in our rickhouse and aged for up to 14 additional months in port wine casks, it’s one of our most popular and critically acclaimed whiskey collections. Available now at our Louisville distillery and in all 50 states.
TASTING NOTES
A dark amber red 119.8 proof bourbon with a creamy, indulgent flavor. Notes of caramel, brown sugar, and fruit.
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NOSEBegins with hints of leather, brown sugar and caramel, followed by crème brûlée, marshmallow, green apple and citrus orange. -
PALATEApples, caramel, and brown sugar. The creaminess pairs with orange from the nose, creating a dessert-like richness. Vanilla, toasted oak and black pepper spice round it out. -
FINISHSlight fruitiness and grape tannic notes with a lingering spice.
We judge only a handful of barrels exceptional enough for our lengthy finishing process.
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