Woodford Reserve Master’s Collection Five Malt Stout Kentucky Malt Whiskey 750 mL is an innovative limited release inspired by the flavors of a rich, creamy stout beer. Part of the highly sought-after Master’s Collection series, this Kentucky malt whiskey is crafted with five distinct malted grains to create a bold, roasted, and chocolate-forward profile unlike traditional bourbon. Available now at Whiskey Caviar, this unique expression showcases Woodford Reserve’s dedication to creativity and flavor exploration.
Designed to highlight malt character rather than a traditional bourbon mash bill, Five Malt Stout features malted barley, wheat, rye, and specialty roasted malts that contribute layers of dark chocolate, coffee, and toasted grain complexity. The result is a whiskey that bridges the worlds of craft brewing and fine whiskey making.
Tasting Notes:
Color: Deep mahogany with ruby undertones.
Nose: Roasted coffee, dark chocolate, toasted barley, caramel, and subtle spice.
Palate: Rich cocoa, espresso, toasted nuts, dried fruit, and malt sweetness balanced by oak.
Finish: Long and warming with lingering chocolate, roasted grain, and gentle spice.
Vital Stats:
Distillery: Woodford Reserve
Region: Kentucky, USA
Style: Kentucky Malt Whiskey
ABV: Varies by batch (typically 45–50% ABV range)
Bottle Size: 750 mL
Series: Master’s Collection Limited Release
Woodford Reserve Five Malt Stout is best enjoyed neat to fully appreciate its roasted malt complexity, though it can also shine in creative whiskey-forward cocktails. For the ultimate tasting experience, sip it in a premium Glencairn glass to concentrate its chocolate, coffee, and toasted grain aromas.
FAQ
Q: Is this a bourbon?
A: No, this is a Kentucky malt whiskey made primarily from malted grains, rather than the corn-heavy mash bill required for bourbon.
Q: Why is it called “Five Malt Stout”?
A: The whiskey is inspired by stout beer and uses five different malted grains, including roasted malts that create chocolate and coffee-like flavors.
Q: How should I enjoy this whiskey?
A: Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass to experience its rich malt character and layered complexity.
