Let Jefferson's Ocean Aged At Sea Bourbon- Rye Whiskey Transport You on a Astounding Journey

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Jefferson's Ocean Aged at sea bourbon- Rye Whiskey is the most recent innovation of Jefferson's family, combining the robust flavour of the rye with the deep caramelization that results from the sea-ageing process. The first super premium rye was matured at sea. Before being loaded onto ships that sail the ocean, Jefferson's Ocean Rye is matured in both fresh char and toasted barrels. The whisky is then non-chill filtered to further enhance the flavour profile after this unusual ageing process.

Trey Zoeller and his father Chet, a well known bourbon historian, created Jeffersin's in 1997. They were carrying on a family practice of drinking whisky that dates back to Trey's 8th generation grandmother, who was detained in 1799 for the production and sales of spirituous liquors. His inquisitive and exploratory nature upholding tradition while continually exploring new options. Featuring a salted caramel and ginger undertone, the odour is fresh and light. The flavour is warm and nuanced, with hints of allspice berries, sea salt caramel truffles, and a few exotic fruits. A warm, medium length finish with a developing vanilla aroma is present.

The ship's continual motion causes increased contact with wood as the first effect. That constant contact with the wood brings out colour, it brings out more flavour, explains Zoeller. Additionally, it strengthens the charred oaks filtering action, lowering the astringency of the whisky. In recent years, they have been able to produce some really unique barrels of bourbon, which is why brand devices adore it. The Kentucky artisan Distillery ( KAD), located in Crestwood, Kentucky, is currently where they call home.

Compared to other whiskies, bourbon whiskies are smoother and more approachable. They naturally have the flavours of vanilla, oak, fruit, spice, and honey. Bourbon.is simple to enjoy. because of its delicate, rich but not overwhelming depth of flavour. Antioxidants, which neutralise free radicals and maintain the health of your immune system, are abundant in bourbon. These antioxidants are derived from the ellagic acid in bourbon, which guards against bacterial and viral infections.

Although the concept of ageing whisky at sea ranks quite high on the originality metre is it novel? Jefferson's is currently on its 26th cruise, and while the notion hasn't been exactly imitated. Businesses like O.H. Ingram that age whisky on a moving river barge comes very close. The first rye to be matured at Sea Rye is a Canadian whisky that was double-barreled in split char #3 and toasted barrels. Add these factors together, and you have a whisky that deserves your attention.

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