This is a pre-order item that will be processed and shipped out at the END OF AUGUST. Any items purchased with this product will be held until the arrival of the entire order.
Crafted with precision and patience, the Appalachian Barrel Company 9 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Bourbon is a bold expression of classic Kentucky distilling. This ABC Clubhouse Private Pick is aged for 9 years and 8 months. This cask-strength bourbon is part of the brand’s acclaimed Single Barrel Series, offering a rare glimpse into unfiltered, high-proof excellence. Distilled with a traditional 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley mash bill, this bourbon captures the essence of rich heritage and small-batch craftsmanship. Available now at Whiskey Caviar.
Tasting Notes:
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Color: Deep mahogany with amber undertones
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Nose: Intense notes of dark cherry, molasses, and heavy char leap from the glass, followed by subtle hints of cinnamon and leather
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Palate: Full-bodied and unrelenting, this barrel strength pour reveals waves of roasted peanuts, dark chocolate, and baking spice. The mid-palate is creamy and decadent, with underlying rye spice for balance
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Finish: Long, warm, and unforgettable—clove, toasted oak, and burnt sugar linger with an oily, satisfying richness
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Ideal For:
Perfect for collectors, cask strength enthusiasts, and those who love the raw character of single barrel bourbon. Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass to fully appreciate its complexity, richness, and evolving aromatics.
FAQ:
1. Is this bourbon chill-filtered?
No—this is non-chill filtered to preserve its natural oils and full-bodied character straight from the barrel.
2. How many bottles were produced from this single barrel?
As a true single barrel release, quantity is extremely limited. Only 120 bottles were produced.
3. What makes this different from the 8-year Appalachian release?
This 9-year version is more mature and intense, with deeper oak integration and a slightly higher proof, delivering added complexity and punch.
Available at Whiskey Caviar.
