Jeffersons Bourbon

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A limited release, small batch artisan bourbon. This is very unusual, and offers a thoroughly distinctive flavour profile, thanks to its 6 to 10 year ageing in very lightly charred (Number 1 char) barrels. Jefferson's bourbon is made with a mashbill of 60% corn, 30% rye and 10% malted barley.

Source

29th January 2017

https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/mclain-and-kyne/jeffersons-bourbon-whisky/

Jeffersons Bourbon Tasting Notes

Nose

Very crisp and fresh on the nose, lots of creamy vanilla and warm, spicy flavour. Notes of oak, toffee, hints of smoke.

Finish

Soft and easy-going, very quaffable as it fades out on notes of vanilla sweetness, custard and corn.

Palate

Soft, warming and supple. Notes of sweet vanilla, spices, toffee, berry fruits, a touch of orange zest, spices and honey.

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