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Low Gap - 8 Year Cask Strength Old Fussbudget Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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Produced by the renowned Craft Distillers at the Germain-Robin facility in Ukiah, Mendocino County, California, Low Gap 8 Year Cask Strength "Old Fussbudget" represents the pinnacle of small-batch grain-to-glass American whiskey. Distilled by master distiller Crispin Cain using antique Hubert Germain-Robin cognac pot stills, this rare release pairs low-yield heirloom grains with traditional brandy-making techniques to achieve extraordinary complexity, elegance, and raw cask-strength power.
The "Old Fussbudget" Mash Bill: Crafted from an intricate mash bill featuring 65% corn, 20% malted rye, and 15% malted barley. The high proportion of malted rye—rather than unmalted rye—delivers a rounder, softer botanical spice without the aggressive prickle of standard rye bourbons.
Pot Still Refinement: Distilled strictly in small alembic cognac stills rather than commercial column stills, retaining high levels of flavor-rich congener oils and grain esters.
8 Years in Charred Oak: Aged for a full 8 years in new charred white oak barrels under the temperate maritime climate of Northern California, allowing the wood to integrate seamlessly without overwhelming the spirit.
Unfiltered Cask Strength: Bottled straight from the barrel without chill-filtration or dilution, preserving the spirit's natural dark amber hue, rich mouthfeel, and bold cask intensity.
Nose: Expressive, deep, and aromatic. Opens with rich dark chocolate, toasted pecan, and dried fig, giving way to warm vanilla bean, pipe tobacco, and seasoned oak.
Palate: Full-bodied, oil-slicked, and complex. Layers of dark caramel, butterscotch, and spicy rye malt unfold alongside ripe plum, dark honey, and gentle baking spices like clove and nutmeg.
Finish: Exceptionally long, warming, and structured. Fades gracefully with notes of cocoa nibs, toasted grain, lingering wood tannins, and a gentle cognac-like warmth.