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Puncher's Chance Bourbon D12tance (750 ML)
Puncher's Chance

Puncher's Chance The D12tance Bourbon

4.06 Good

9 reviews9 ratings

86 critic score

Whiskey Bourbon Tennessee 12 Year 48% ABV

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About this bottle

The D12tance, a straight Tennessee bourbon from Wolf's Spirit Distillery, is part of the Puncher's Chance brand. It features a mash bill composed of 84% corn, 8% rye, and 8% malted barley. Following a 12-year maturation period in new, charred American oak barrels, the bourbon is finished for two months in French oak barrels previously containing California cabernet sauvignon. The D12tance debuted in January 2022, with 2,000 cases allocated for the US market.

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Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Rich 80
Fruity 80
Sweet 60
Oily 50
Tart 40
Vanilla 40
Spicy 30

Reviews

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Phoenix Landrum 4.0

NOSE Oak, dried dark fruit, corn meal, strawberry candy, brown sugar, burnt butter ice cream, baking spice, hints of orchard fruit and nuts. A delightful, warm, fruity, oaky, spicy whiskey. PALATE Oak, dried dark fruit, corn meal, strawberry candy, brown sugar, dark honey, toffee, vanilla, baking spice, and nuts. A good, solid whiskey, with absolutely nothing to criticize. FINISH Medium to long, with oak, dark fruit, dark sweetness, and baking spice. BALANCE, BODY, and FEEL Well-balanced, medium to full body, with a velvety texture.

Suzanne Hammer 4.5

When enjoyed neat, it is packed with baking spices, and it opens up considerably on ice. It finishes smoothly. Be careful not to add too much ice, as it significantly dulls the flavor. I truly loved it, and considering it's a 12-year-old, the price and flavor are fantastic. The bottle's appearance is also quite striking.

Krista Maldonado 3.0

Whatever expert assessment was given for this, is baffling. It’s a passable bourbon but definitely not worth over $120. I’d call this an average-tasting bourbon.

Coleman Thomson 4.5

Apologies to those who paid $120; I was fortunate to get mine for $90 and am delighted. It's very jammy with a hint of char and just the right amount of intensity.

Humberto Carlson 4.0

Starts sweet and stays that way until the end.

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