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Corsair - Tennessee American Single Malt

by Corsair
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Nashville's Corsair built this single malt from 100% two-row malted barley, aged first in small American oak barrels before a finishing stint in ex-Caribbean rum casks — a move that layers dark rum sweetness over the grain's natural honey and toast. Expect a nose of bold oak and mild malt, a palate that opens with rum spice and settles into honey-dipped biscuit, and a warm, nutty finish. Pour it neat after dinner, or let it anchor an Old Fashioned with a rum-forward twist.
Tasting notes

Nose of sweet, dark rum, bold oak, and mild malt tones. The palate is highly complex, initially making the Caribbean rum cask known but giving way to a well balanced, bright and honey dipped malt finish.

Brand
Corsair
Size
750ml
ABV
44.00
Country
United States
Region
Tennessee
Kosher
Unknown

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Distillery Experience

  • Distillery Tours

Still Type

  • Copper Pot Stills

Barrel Type

  • First use 15 and 30 gallon American oak casks

Finishing Barrel

  • ex-Caribbean
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Reviewers recognize Corsair as a craft-forward Tennessee distillery pushing boundaries in the American single malt category. Enthusiasts note a young, grain-forward profile with malty sweetness from its one-year aging. A decent entry point for exploring the emerging American single malt style, best enjoyed by adventurous whiskey drinkers.

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