Signature Series
Angel’s envy Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey finished in port wine barrels
At Angel’s Envy, we take care to artfully blend our product – blending twice, both before our secondary finishing and after – to ensure an exacting taste profile at each point.
Port Finish
TASTING NOTES
With a Gold color laced with reddish amber hues, nearly copper in tone. Our bourbon is finished in port wine barrels which adds subtly distinct flavor nuances that enhance the whiskey without challenging it.
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NOSESubtle vanilla, raisins, maple syrup and toasted nuts -
PALATEVanilla, ripe fruit, maple syrup, toast and bitter chocolate -
FINISHClean and lingering sweetness with a hint of Madeira that slowly fades
we finish our bourbon in ruby port wine casks, which adds subtly distinct flavor nuances that enhance the whiskey without challenging it
Angel's Envy Cocktails
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Angel's Envy
Creating a Masterpiece
We’re restless creators who respect and celebrate the bourbon tradition without being beholden to the past.
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