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Hardin's Creek - Jacob's Well Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

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Hardin's Creek traces back to 1795, when Jacob Beam dug a well along this Kentucky creek to draw the limestone water for his first mash. Jacob's Well, the inaugural release from James B. Beam Distilling Co., blends ultra-aged high-corn and high-rye bourbons rested 184 months, bottled at 108 proof. Expect rich amber color, vanilla and caramel on the nose, forward oak and char meeting stone fruit on the palate, finishing smooth with brown sugar sweetness. Pour it neat to let that decade-plus of aging unfold.
Tasting notes

Nose: Sweet vanilla and caramel paired with hints of rich oak.

Taste: Oak and char married with stone fruits.

Finish: Smooth with lingering notes of vanilla and brown sweets.

Brand
Hardin's Creek
Size
750ml
ABV
54.00
Country
United States
Region
Kentucky
Kosher
Unknown

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Barrel Type

  • American Oak
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Hardin's Creek Jacob's Well is a highly anticipated release from the Brown-Forman portfolio that bourbon enthusiasts praise for its exceptionally well-aged character, with deep caramel, dried fruit, and leather notes that reflect quality barrel selection and significant time in the rickhouse. Reviewers say it rivals bourbons costing twice as much, offering the kind of complexity usually associated with limited releases at a more attainable price. It's generated serious buzz in the bourbon community as a benchmark expression.

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