Kessler Whiskey

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When Julius Kessler first distilled his whiskey in the 1800’s, he described its golden taste as “smooth as silk.” Kessler has carried this trademarked slogan on its label since Prohibition, which truly describes the smooth, silky texture of this fine whiskey. Mr. Kessler’s picture and signature appears on every bottle to assure customers that the brand is still distilled according to the exacting standards established by its founder.

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20th January 2017

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Kessler Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose

Watery caramel, graint corn & spice

Finish

Medium with a watery caramel and nutty flavour

Color

Dark Caramel.

Palate

Nutty & watery caramel with grainy corn

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