Proof: 129.6
Created: Kentucky

• Rare Release
• Aged 9 Years In White Oak Barrels
• Bourbon Whiskey
  

Taste
Willett Family Estate 9 Year Old Aged in White Oak Barrels Single Barrel Bourbon is funky, added with heavy caramel on the nose. There is this bright oak, paper and vanilla mingle smoothly on a deeper inhale. A deeper intake on the nose senses candied cherry, plum and creamy, viscous grape clafoutis. On the palate the nose present light, another sip builds in a touch of lemon peel, tingling bright vanilla and sweet kiwi frozen yogurt. Lastly this glass produces a big note of plum, raisin, blackberries, and caramel. The mouthwatering finish demonstrates a thick build upon each other. The linger is medium with a soft draw down from a slightly earthy caramel bar.

History

Willett Family Estate 9 Year Old Aged in White Oak Barrels Single Barrel Bourbon- In the spring of 1936, at the age of 27, Thompson Willett founded Willett Distillery. The distillery was made near the family farm, which had been purchased by Lambert Willett, Thompson’s dad. Upon completion, in the spring of 1937, Willett Distillery produced its first batch of Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey. The Willett Family has been making Whiskey since the 1700s, and before 2012, they were hand-picking casks from the inventory. This Bourbon was matured for seven years in the white oak barrel No. 4383. A wonderful collectible with a lovely flavor profile.

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