Rabbit Hole Dareringer Sherry Finish Bourbon
About Rabbit Hole Dareringer Sherry Finish Bourbon
The current bourbon of choice for Adam, one of Curiada's founders. He considers it criminal that more people don't know and love Rabbit Hole's Dareringer Sherry Cask Finished Bourbon.
Despite its recent founding, Rabbit Hole Distillery is one of the most trafficked and well-regarded stops on the Kentucky Bourbon trail. This bourbon relies heavily on tradition, but is a categorically modern expression of great American whiskey, and deserves to be considered canon. It already is at The James Beard Foundation which has named Rabbit Hole its official bourbon.
Rich, honeyed aromas of grilled corn cakes, walnut bread and a hint of mint. On the palate, full-bodied, moderately sweet and appealingly spicy, massively and dangerously quaffable. Its subtlety belies its strength, and it's a total winner. - Jack Robertiello
Tasting Notes
Sherry with traces of caramel and cherry on the nose. A palate of raisins, currants, and cherries, hint of almond and vanilla. The finish is light with a touch of dryness.
Suggested Serves
- While we're talking Kentucky, it has to be a mint julep, in which bourbon plays the starring role.
- Add champagne and you'll find yourself enjoying a French 95, the Bourbon twist on the French 75
Production Notes
By industry and provenance, Rabbit Hole is steeped in bourbon traditions, but that hasn't stopped it from forging its own path. Highly innovative, the distillery uses cutting-edge production techniques to chart its course forward. Case in point: its culinary study of the grain-cooking process led to its proprietary production process, by which its careful calibration of cooking time and temperature optimizes for flavor. It ages in only toasted barrels, all of this resulting in a distinctive finished product that is much more nuanced, complex, and mature than its years young would imply.
750ml & 93 Proof
About Rabbit Hole Dareringer Sherry Finish Bourbon
The current bourbon of choice for Adam, one of Curiada's founders. He considers it criminal that more people don't know and love Rabbit Hole's Dareringer Sherry Cask Finished Bourbon.
Despite its recent founding, Rabbit Hole Distillery is one of the most trafficked and well-regarded stops on the Kentucky Bourbon trail. This bourbon relies heavily on tradition, but is a categorically modern expression of great American whiskey, and deserves to be considered canon. It already is at The James Beard Foundation which has named Rabbit Hole its official bourbon.
Rich, honeyed aromas of grilled corn cakes, walnut bread and a hint of mint. On the palate, full-bodied, moderately sweet and appealingly spicy, massively and dangerously quaffable. Its subtlety belies its strength, and it's a total winner. - Jack Robertiello
Tasting Notes
Sherry with traces of caramel and cherry on the nose. A palate of raisins, currants, and cherries, hint of almond and vanilla. The finish is light with a touch of dryness.
Suggested Serves
- While we're talking Kentucky, it has to be a mint julep, in which bourbon plays the starring role.
- Add champagne and you'll find yourself enjoying a French 95, the Bourbon twist on the French 75
Production Notes
By industry and provenance, Rabbit Hole is steeped in bourbon traditions, but that hasn't stopped it from forging its own path. Highly innovative, the distillery uses cutting-edge production techniques to chart its course forward. Case in point: its culinary study of the grain-cooking process led to its proprietary production process, by which its careful calibration of cooking time and temperature optimizes for flavor. It ages in only toasted barrels, all of this resulting in a distinctive finished product that is much more nuanced, complex, and mature than its years young would imply.
750ml & 93 Proof
Description
About Rabbit Hole Dareringer Sherry Finish Bourbon
The current bourbon of choice for Adam, one of Curiada's founders. He considers it criminal that more people don't know and love Rabbit Hole's Dareringer Sherry Cask Finished Bourbon.
Despite its recent founding, Rabbit Hole Distillery is one of the most trafficked and well-regarded stops on the Kentucky Bourbon trail. This bourbon relies heavily on tradition, but is a categorically modern expression of great American whiskey, and deserves to be considered canon. It already is at The James Beard Foundation which has named Rabbit Hole its official bourbon.
Rich, honeyed aromas of grilled corn cakes, walnut bread and a hint of mint. On the palate, full-bodied, moderately sweet and appealingly spicy, massively and dangerously quaffable. Its subtlety belies its strength, and it's a total winner. - Jack Robertiello
Tasting Notes
Sherry with traces of caramel and cherry on the nose. A palate of raisins, currants, and cherries, hint of almond and vanilla. The finish is light with a touch of dryness.
Suggested Serves
- While we're talking Kentucky, it has to be a mint julep, in which bourbon plays the starring role.
- Add champagne and you'll find yourself enjoying a French 95, the Bourbon twist on the French 75
Production Notes
By industry and provenance, Rabbit Hole is steeped in bourbon traditions, but that hasn't stopped it from forging its own path. Highly innovative, the distillery uses cutting-edge production techniques to chart its course forward. Case in point: its culinary study of the grain-cooking process led to its proprietary production process, by which its careful calibration of cooking time and temperature optimizes for flavor. It ages in only toasted barrels, all of this resulting in a distinctive finished product that is much more nuanced, complex, and mature than its years young would imply.
750ml & 93 Proof
