Tincup Adds A 14 Year Bourbon To Its Portfolio

Tincup Mountain Whiskey out of Colorado recently debuted a 14 year old bourbon into is mix of whiskeys.

Known as the Tincup Fourteener Bourbon Whiskey, it was aged for fourteen years in new white American oak barrels, then cut to proof with Eldorado Springs water that’s sourced just outside of Boulder. It is the first in an annual limited-edition release that will be available only while supplies last.

With regards to its name, Colorado is home to 58 mountain peaks exceeding 14,000 feet. This bourbon commemorates “these iconic 14er mountains. Featuring Long’s Peak illustrated on the bottle, this first release celebrates the 14ers in the famous Front Range’ of the Rocky Mountains, with plans for future releases to highlight other 14er mountain ranges in Colorado.”

“I’m so excited for Tincup fans to try this new aged bourbon whiskey,” said Jess Graber, founder of Tincup Whiskey, in a prepared statement. “Not only does Fourteener’s name pay homage to the rugged peaks that dot its home state of Colorado, it truly embodies our spirit of adventure. If you’ve ever been on the top of a 14er, you know it’s truly something to celebrate.”

Tincup Fourteener Bourbon Whiskey is bottled at 42% ABV and available in key markets for a suggested retail price of $70 for 750ml and online at https://shop.tincupwhiskey.com. Limited official tasting notes suggest “a rich, smooth spirit that has a nose of warm vanilla, sugar cookie, and sweet syrupy notes. On the palate is caramel and fruity apricot before a medium-long finish with candied vanilla.”