The practice of aging ice wine in wooden casks imparts unique characteristics to the final product. This maturation process influences the wine’s aromatic profile, adding nuances of vanilla, caramel, and spice, depending... Read more »
This distinctive approach to bourbon maturation involves resting fully matured whiskey in barrels that previously held honey. The honeys residual sugars and aromatic compounds subtly influence the spirit, contributing a unique layer... Read more »
The concluding process in crafting select American whiskeys involves aging the spirit in a vessel that has undergone intense heating. This specialized container imparts unique characteristics, such as intensified caramel and vanilla... Read more »
This particular type of American whiskey represents a fusion of distilling traditions, beginning with a base of bourbon whiskey aged in new, charred oak barrels. The aging process is then uniquely completed... Read more »