Description
Whiskey: Wild Turkey Generations
This offering is non-chill filtered and bottled at barrel proof, showcasing the Russell family’s utmost skill in bourbon creation and revealing layers of complexity in each sip.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 120.8 (60.4%ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Wild Turkey Bourbon
This offering is non-chill filtered and bottled at barrel proof, showcasing the Russell family’s utmost skill in bourbon creation and revealing layers of complexity in each sip.
Wild Turkey Generations Tasting Notes
Nose: Oak and vanilla followed by floral and spice notes with hints of baked apple, toffee, and cloves.
Palate: Sweet notes of vanilla, caramel, and dark cherry give way to warm notes of pepper and aged oak.
Finish: Soft wood notes give way to mocha-coffee, oak, and black pepper.
Distillery Information
Wild Turkey Bourbon is a popular brand of Bourbon whiskey distilled at Tyrone, near Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. There are several aspects of production that help create Wild Turkey’s hallmark rich, oaky style. Wild Turkey uses a slightly lower proportion of corn whiskey against small grain whiskey, and an absence of wheat is considered to give more body and flavor. The white spirits go into the barrel at an unusually low proof of around 110 (55 percent abv) and are then bottled for the principal release at 101 degrees (50.5 percent). This is considered to limit the loss of flavor while the spirit is in the barrel. As well as the core 101 Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Wild Turkey also produces 81 Proof (formerly 80 Proof), the single-barrel Kentucky Spirit and the Russell’s Reserve range. Other collections in the portfolio include rye whiskeys, spiced liqueurs and various limited editions. The distillery was built in 1869 by the Ripy brothers, whose family owned it until 1952. The company was bought from Pernod Ricard in 2009 by the Campari Group, who have invested heavily in a new visitor center and packaging unit as well as doubling the distillery capacity.
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