Casey Jones Amburana Finished Barrel Series Small Batch Whiskey

Discover the Casey Jones Barrel Finished Series with this Amburana Finished Small Batch Whiskey, a premium spirit crafted to celebrate tradition and innovation. Distilled from corn and cane, this limited release is matured in Amburana barrels, delivering a unique and bold flavor profile that whiskey enthusiasts will love.

Bottled at 45% ABV (90 Proof), this release pays tribute to the distillerys rich heritage while marking a decade of excellence (2014-2024). Produced and bottled by Casey Jones Distillery in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, this special batch, titled “Blue Hole”, offers a smooth yet distinctive whiskey experience.

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Warm and aromatic with notes of sweet vanilla, toasted wood, and a hint of cinnamon.
• Palate: Rich and smooth with flavors of caramelized sugar, spice, and subtle undertones of nutty Amburana wood.
• Finish: A lingering warmth with hints of baking spices and soft oak.

How to Enjoy:

• Enjoy neat to savor its full-bodied character.
• Serve on the rocks for a smoother, chilled experience.
• Pair with desserts or spiced dishes for a complementary flavor journey.

Product Information:

• Type: Small Batch Whiskey Finished in Amburana Barrels
• Volume: 750ml
• ABV: 45% (90 Proof)
• Batch Name: Blue Hole
• Distilled and Bottled By: Casey Jones Distillery, Hopkinsville, KY

FAQ’s:

1. What is Amburana wood?
   Amburana is a Brazilian hardwood often used for aging spirits, known for adding unique spice and vanilla notes to whiskey.

2. What is the ABV of this whiskey?
   This whiskey is bottled at 45% ABV (90 Proof).

3. What makes this release special?
   This release is part of the Casey Jones Barrel Finished Series, celebrating 10 years of craftsmanship, with finishing in Amburana barrels for a unique flavor.

4. How should I drink this whiskey?
   For the best experience, enjoy it neat, over ice, or as part of a premium cocktail.

5. Where is this whiskey produced?
   It is distilled and bottled at the Casey Jones Distillery in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.