Stranahan’s Diamond Peak, as we talked about when we profiled the distillery back in May, is a four year old bottling, pricing around $70, that was initially selling out quite quickly in Stranhan’s gift shop. It’s been mentioned there’s six total batches of this out there, and if you are a fan of these guys it may well be worth hunting a bottle or two of it down.
Diamond Peak, for the curious, is said to be the Black Label version of the regular Stranahan’s. It clocks in at 94 proof and is non-chill filtered. Tasting notes previously provided to us by master distiller Rob Dietrich are presented below for your consideration.
- Nose: Dried apricot, tack-shed leather, black licorice, hint of wet cedar.
- Palate: Turkish, dark roast coffee, butterscotch oak, cayenne and Mexican hot chocolate with a parting gift of a rolling creamy finish.
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