The black label is spicier, resembling rye. The white label is exceptionally sweet due to finishing in Muscat Mistelle Barrels.
Collabor&tion Straight Bourbon Finished in American Brandy Barrels
3.81 Decent
Whiskey Bourbon Indiana 10 Year 56.5% ABV
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About this bottle
This Collabor&tion release was developed by Steve Nally, master distiller at Bardstown Bourbon Company, and Brandon O'Daniel, head distiller at Copper & Kings. They chose this bourbon, which was originally distilled at LDI (now MGP) in Indiana. The bourbon's mash bill was 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley. After aging for 10 years, the bourbon was finished in barrels that previously held Copper & Kings American Brandy. Bottled at cask strength of 113 proof without chill-filtration, its availability is limited.
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A fruity aroma. Tastes like apricots. It's a decent bourbon but doesn't justify the cost. Composed of 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley.
Has a buttery, maple character with a subtle spicy end.
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