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Brand:
Michter´S
Country of origin:
USA
Volume:
0.7 l
% of alcohol:
41,7 %
Unlike bourbon and rye whiskey, which must be aged in new barrels, US*1 American Whiskey is aged in non-traditional barrels that have already been soaked in whiskey. They give it a unique flavor profile.
The whiskey is produced in small batches and matured in once or twice used American white oak barrels, which are already soaked in whiskey. They bottle it at a strength of 41.7 %.
It is characterized by deep caramel and vanilla notes with traces of dried fruit, and a ripe fruity finish.
Brand:
Michter´S
Country of origin:
USA
Volume:
0.7 l
% of alcohol:
45,7 %
US*1 Kentucky Straight Bourbon is produced in small batches - they mix a maximum of 20 barrels. This means that they must all be of the highest quality. It matures in new, internally fired American white oak barrels. They bottle it at a strength of 45.7 %.
It features rich caramel tones with balanced vanilla and hints of stone fruit, smoky depth with an oaky finish.
Brand:
Michter´S
Country of origin:
USA
Volume:
0.7 l
% of alcohol:
42,4 %
Michter's has been known for its rye whiskey since its foundation, which is why it attaches great importance to its production. US*1 Kentucky Straight Rye is labeled single barrel - individual barrels are bottled without mixing. The whiskey matures in new, internally fired American white oak barrels. They bottle it at a strength of 42.4 %.
It is characterized by spicy notes along with notes of citrus, caramel and oak.
The beginning of the history of Michter's goes back to 1753, when it was founded by John Shenk in Schaefferstown, in the American state of Pennsylvania. Whiskey was produced here under the names of Shenk's, later Bomberger's and finally Michter's - initially from rye, commonly grown in this area. According to historical records, the whiskey had such a good reputation that after the outbreak of the Civil War, General George Washington visited the distillery and bought it to stock up to fortify his men during the harsh winter at Valley Forge.
