Woodford Reserve Batch Proof 125.8 Proof Whiskey 750 mL is a limited-release, high-proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon that showcases the boldest expression of Woodford Reserve’s signature flavor profile. Bottled at an impressive 125.8 proof, this Batch Proof edition delivers intense richness, layered complexity, and amplified depth straight from the barrel. Available now at Whiskey Caviar, this powerhouse bourbon is crafted for serious collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate cask-strength intensity.
Part of the Woodford Reserve Master’s Collection-style releases, Batch Proof highlights the distillery’s traditional pot still and column still distillation methods. By bottling at full proof without dilution, this expression offers a concentrated experience of caramel, oak, spice, and dark fruit with exceptional structure.
Tasting Notes:
Color: Deep mahogany with copper highlights.
Nose: Bold caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, dark cherry, and baking spice.
Palate: Full-bodied and powerful with rich toffee, cocoa, dried fruit, cinnamon, and charred oak.
Finish: Long, warming, and robust with lingering spice, oak, and sweet vanilla.
Vital Stats:
Distillery: Woodford Reserve
Region: Kentucky, USA
Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Proof: 125.8 (62.9% ABV)
Bottle Size: 750 mL
Woodford Reserve Batch Proof 125.8 is best enjoyed neat to fully experience its concentrated character, though a few drops of water can open up additional sweetness and complexity. For the ultimate tasting experience, sip this high-proof bourbon in a premium Glencairn glass to enhance the aroma and showcase its bold structure.
FAQ
Q: What does “Batch Proof” mean?
A: Batch Proof means the bourbon is bottled at the exact proof it came out of the barrels, without dilution, delivering maximum flavor intensity.
Q: Is 125.8 proof considered high?
A: Yes, 125.8 proof is significantly higher than standard 90–100 proof bourbons, offering a more concentrated and powerful flavor profile.
Q: How should I drink Woodford Reserve Batch Proof?
A: Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass, with optional drops of water to open up its rich caramel and spice notes.
