Brothers of the Leaf Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Toasted French Oak Casks

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750 ML

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Brothers of the Leaf Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Toasted French Oak Casks is a powerful yet elegant expression of Kentucky craftsmanship. Distilled from a carefully selected mash bill of 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley, this bourbon is aged in new charred American oak barrels and then finished in toasted French oak casks—expertly coopered and toasted by Kelvin Cooperage in Louisville, KY. This secondary maturation introduces a rich layer of dark chocolate, roasted coffee, and exotic baking spices, adding continental complexity to a traditional American bourbon base.

Bottled at barrel proof (112), this small batch release offers robust intensity and full-bodied depth, making it a compelling pour for seasoned bourbon lovers and adventurous newcomers alike.

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Tasting Notes

Appearance:
Deep amber with ruby undertones and long, slow legs—suggesting richness and structure.

Nose (Aroma):
Bold and luxurious. Espresso beans, toasted oak, and dark chocolate truffles rise first, followed by burnt orange peel, baking spice, and a whisper of dried fig.

Palate (Taste):
Rich and full-bodied. The corn-forward sweetness is complemented by the rye’s peppery lift, while the French oak finish brings in elegant layers of mocha, nutmeg, clove, and charred vanilla. Mid-palate complexity unfolds with notes of toffee, leather, and spiced plum.

Finish:
Long, dry, and warming. Lingering flavors of dark cocoa, roasted almonds, and spice cabinet fade into a gentle oaky warmth. The high proof adds structure but remains surprisingly smooth.