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Pappy Van Winkle's 15 Year Family Reserve
Bourbon /53.5% ABV / Kentucky, United States
Product details
- Category
- Bourbon
- Region
- Kentucky, United States
- ABV
- 53.5%
- Years Aged
- 15
Product description
Expressly produced according to the exclusive Van Winkle family wheated-recipe and specially selected from barrels in the heart of the aging warehouses, this bourbon remained undisturbed for 15 years to age in deep-charred heavy oak untouched by human hands, unhurried by time. Tasting Notes: An elegant and sweet aroma with caramel corn and vanilla. Features big flavor of leather, oak and complex fruitiness. Finishes smooth with notes of spice and oak tannins.
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Marc Jack 120 dollar of Bourbon marked up to $3500. 5 Stars for the Bourbon. -6 Stars for Drizly.
Jack 120 dollar of Bourbon marked up to $3500. 5 Stars for the Bourbon. -6 Stars for Drizly.
David Verified BuyerVerified BuyerA treasure. Initially did not want to open the bottle; just wanted to gaze and dream about. Realty hit, opened the bottle... Never drank anything that was as smooth and full of decipherable complication as Pappy 15
Craig S. This is the finest whiskey that I ever tasted. When I bought my bar in 1996 I was a Jack Daniels drinker. One of my bartenders introduced me to Maker's Mark and I immediately ordered a case for the Top Shelf. Later that year I took a trip to Tennessee and Kentucky on a Bourbon buying/vacation trip and stumbled onto Pappy Van Winkles while traveling through Harlan County. It changed my philosophy about bourbon and showed me what a truly authentic, pure and rich distilled spirit that it was. Ambrosia was the first word from my unworthy mouth at the first sip. The addition of an excellent cigar, and an Adirondack Chair made the experience bliss. Albeit expensive as hell I found it to be the perfect nectar to serve to my heeled customers who could toss around hundred dollar bills for a shot of the finest whiskey made.