For more than 100 years, people have debated: Tennessee whiskey or Kentucky bourbon? Nashville Barrel Company asks a better question: Why choose? These distillers take the best of both to make their “Nashtucky” Single Barrel. The charred American oak barrel comes from Kentucky, but the aging happens in their Fesslers Lane facility here in Nashville. The result is a 118.4-proof bourbon that’s toasty and robust, smooth and caramel-infused, and so clean that even I (a relative whiskey novice) know it’s worth the $130/bottle price tag.
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