Hirsch The Single Barrel Double Oak Bourbon

Jan 8, 2025 · Hirsch The Single Barrel Double Oak was released in late 2024 with two different age statements to choose from: a 10-year-old and a 9 year, 8 month old. Both whiskeys …

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HIRSCH Single Barrel Double Oak Bourbon. Distiller: Undisclosed. Bottler: HIRSCH. Age: NAS. Price: $100 to $199.99 HIRSCH Single Barrel Double Oak Bourbon combines two mashbills: …

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What is Hirsch single barrel double oak bourbon?

We review Hirsch Single Barrel Double Oak, an 8+ year old bourbon that’s double barreled in new American oak and finished in used American oak barrels. (image via Scott Nelson/The Whiskey Wash) Tasting Notes: Hirsch Single Barrel Double Oak ...

How many barrels of whiskey are in Hirsch bourbon whiskey?

Hirsch Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey was made from a limited batch of 57 barrels according to BevNET. The whiskey is non-chill-filtered and aged in new American Oak for a minimum of six years in Bardstown, Kentucky. The mash bill is 72 percent corn, 13 percent rye, and 15 percent malted barley. ...

What Bourbon is in a single barrel double oak whiskey?

The one reviewed here is 90% of the eight-year-old bourbon and 10% of the three-year-old batch. The younger whiskey has a higher proportion of rye, giving a little kick to the overall blend. Hirsch says the Single Barrel Double Oak “began with an eight-year Kentucky bourbon to bring forward softer notes from the wood. ...

What is a single barrel double oak?

The Single Barrel Double Oak is the product of a partnership with Kentucky’s Bardstown Bourbon Company – which blended two of its whiskeys for this release. There are three versions of the release, with different blends of the same two batches of Bardstown whiskey. ...

What is a Hirsch whiskey wash?

The Whiskey Wash does a nice condensed history of the original HIRSCH bottle, which was distilled at what would be known as Michter’s Distillery in 1974 in Pennsylvania by Adolph Hirsch, an investment banker and philanthropist. The bottles featured a mash bill of 75% corn, 13% rye and 12% malted barley. ...

Where does Hirsch whiskey come from?

HIRSCH does source its product (primarily from Bardstown but also Indiana), though at this point they’re picking the mash bill, yeast and barrel location in the warehouse, so it’s fairly proprietary. And most of the releases are a blend. “I’m really surprised what a blend can bring to a whiskey,” Aslan says. ...