Here at Whiskey Raiders, we do more than write about current events in Whiskey. The selected barrels all came from single story rickhouses that were inspired by how Scottish distilleries store their barrels. Orphan Barrel aims to distinguish themselves from the other comparable bourbon’s on the market by Austin’s Award Winning ability to select barrels, and to draw parallels between American and Scotch Whisky. Copper Tongue will retail for $100 and makes a hard sell to consumers with their other, similar sounding bottles. Diageo also recently released George Dickel 15 year Single Barrel, a high strength bourbon only a year younger and priced at $60 a bottle. The company just announced the latest release of George Dickel Bottled-In-Bond, which will carry a 13 year age statement and a $45 price tag. The release comes at an interesting time to try and fit into the Diageo lineup. The barrels were selected by Cascade Hollow Master Distiller, Nicole Austin, and bottles will start to show up at retailers in June. Copper Tongue is a 16 Year, Tennessee Bourbon distilled at Cascade Hollow Distillery (where George Dickel is distilled). Tasting notes on the label indicate “whiffs of corn kernel, tobacco and citrus peel that reveal an aggressively wood oak taste with notes of spicy peppercorn, clove and a whisper of dark chocolate for a long dry finish.The newest whiskey in the Orphan Barrel line has been announced. This Tennessee whiskey was bottled at 84 proof. It was first chilled and then “charcoal mellowed with Tennessee Sugar Maple that is burned on site.” It was made using “Cascade Spring water” running through limestone. The Orphan Barrel Whoop & Holler 28 Year Old is described as being distilled at the George Dickel Distillery in Tennessee. Tasting notes for this release from the label indicate “aromas of apple skins, almond and toffee, and tasty hints of creamy caramel, oak resin and bosc pear.” What’s resulted is a blend which is roughly 39% 17 year old bourbon and 61% corn whiskey/Indiana bourbon.
The Orphan Barrel The Gifted Horse 4 Year American Whiskey is described as a mistake, in that those responsible for the curation of this project accidentally emptied “barrels of much younger whiskey into a batch of 17-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.” Texacer's Guide to Tasting/Nosing/Reviewing As well as any news articles or bourbon related internet things.īeginner's and Intermediate Guide to Bourbon R/Whisky r/WorldWhisky r/Scotch /r/Whiskyporn Whisky Network GuideĪll Discussions and Reviews of Bourbon, Rye, and/or any American Whiskey are welcome and encouraged(yes, even Jack).
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