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Bourbon Review: Tommyrotter Napa Valley Heritance Cask Straight Bourbon Whiskey

We review Tommyrotter Napa Valley Heritance Cask Straight Bourbon Whiskey, it is blended from four grains and finished in ex-Cabernet Sauvignon barrels.

OVERALL RATING

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Tommyrotter Napa Valley Heritance Cask review

Tasting Notes

About:

Four-grain bourbon, 95 proof (47.5% ABV), 750 ml bottle MSRP $ 50.99.
Appearance:
Tawny.
Nose:
The nose offers fruity, fragrant notes of cinnamon, red rose, demerara sugar, orchard fruit, and cherry vanilla.
Palate:


Finish:
Comments:
This is an easy drinking straight bourbon whiskey with a nose that offers more than the palate does. The texture is moderately smooth with a limited flavor profile and a medium finish. Overall, this is an approachable sipper that would likely be well suited for mixing in classic whiskey cocktails.

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Jennifer Williams

Jennifer Williams honed her appreciation for patrons with a discerning taste for fine whiskey during her 15-year tenure as a bartender in Dallas, Texas. Since relocating to Portland, Oregon in 2019, she graduated from Portland State University with a major in English Literature and a minor in Writing. During her final term at PSU, Jennifer served as the Arts & Culture editor for the university's monthly magazine, The Pacific Sentinel. A voracious reader, outdoor runner, and aspiring photographer, Jennifer also harbors a deep love for classic jazz. She always welcomes the opportunity to share a whiskey and engaging conversation with both her cherished friends from Texas and the many new companions she's made since settling in Oregon.

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