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SULLIVANS COVE American Oak ex-Bourbon Single Cask (TD0351)

46.5%single malt whisky70cLaustralia/tasmanie Ref 18279B

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Sullivans Cove American Oak ex Bourbon Single Cask is the most awarded expression and is overall the most award-winning Australian whisky ever. Aged in 200L American oak casks previously used to mature bourbon in the USA, this whisky represents the defining style of Sullivans Cove, with a strong malt backbone and flavours of vanilla, caramel, stone fruit, white flowers and powerful oak. As a single cask bottling, every release is different, expressing the unique characteristics of each barrel.
Cask number TD0165 was distilled in November of 2006 and decanted in January of 2020 maturing at 13 years, 2 months, in a single 200-litre, first-fill American oak bourbon cask. This whisky is bottled at a strength of 47.5% abv.

Nose : This could be a Weiss Bar advert: Thick lactic goodness and mango. Coconut cream and a deep malty funk. Lolls about the nose in a wonderfully broad way- not even a hint of a sharp edge. Waxy rose and geranium, with spearmint. Toffee apples, baked peach, marshmallows, maraschino cherries, maple syrup and ripe boysenberries.

Palate : Excellent journey throughout the palate, thick velvet in texture. Dried apricot, canned peaches, mandarin peel. A lovely bright herbal note sites nicely on a bed of deep spices and vanilla bean. Glazed filo pastry, and lots of bakery vibes. And most of all, pecan pie!

Overall : Light custard, and a big burst of Arnott's Orange Cream biscuits. Passion fruit, kiwi, quite peachy#P,& the banana smoothie syrup that you get in take away joints. Really vibrant fruit. Maple syrup, and boiled lollies. A lovely slightly salty, artichoke brine flavour (or is it texture...?).

Brand : sullivans cove
Origin : -
Merchant : No information.
Strength : 46.5%
Volume : 70cL
Peated : Unpeated
Packaging : cof.luxe
Ref. : 18279B