Only about 25 bottles left already!
We chose our own Penelope Architect - bottled exclusively for The Wine and Cheese Place (this counts as triple points for the raffle)
110 proof
"Complex Staves"
This bourbon is bold, rich, and multi-layered. It shows great complexity of vanilla, baking spices (even a touch of cinnamon), toasted oak and caramel. This bourbon is robust and very complex. Fantastic!
Architecture is defined as the the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Using those same principles, we wanted to build new and distinct flavor profiles that same way an Architect creates new innovative structures. Working in collaboration with Tonnellerie Radoux of France, the market leader in oak barrel manufacturing and innovation, we use French oak staves and their state-of-the-art OakScan process to build a truly precise flavor profile within every bottle. After all, the best architecture leaves no room for error.
Penelope Architect is crafted using Penelope's core four-grain bourbon, which is a blend of corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley.
After blending, it undergoes a finishing process using French oak staves sourced through a partnership with Tonnellerie Radoux, a renowned French cooperage.
Architecture is defined as the the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Using those same principles, we wanted to build new and distinct flavor profiles that same way an Architect creates new innovative structures. Working in collaboration with Tonnellerie Radoux of France, the market leader in oak barrel manufacturing and innovation, we use French oak staves and their state-of-the-art OakScan process to build a truly precise flavor profile within every bottle. After all, the best architecture leaves no room for error.
Penelope Architect is crafted using Penelope's core four-grain bourbon, which is a blend of corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley.
After blending, it undergoes a finishing process using French oak staves sourced through a partnership with Tonnellerie Radoux, a renowned French cooperage.
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