FEW Smashing Pumpkins Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Whiskey: FEW Smashing Pumpkins Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Savor the unique flavor of FEW Spirits Smashing Pumpkins Straight Bourbon. Infused with madame zuzus midnight rose tea, this straight bourbon whiskey is expertly crafted by FEW Spirits.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 93 (46.5% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: FEW
Savor the unique flavor of FEW Spirits Smashing Pumpkins Straight Bourbon. Infused with madame zuzus midnight rose tea, this straight bourbon whiskey is expertly crafted by FEW Spirits. Aged for over four years in charred new, American oak barrels, each sip is full of rich, complex notes that will tantalize your taste buds. Experience the essence of FEW Spirits and indulge in the art of bourbon.
FEW Smashing Pumpkins Straight Bourbon Whiskey Tasting Notes
Nose: The nose on this bourbon is fat with promise as the stars of this herbal bouquet reveal roses, ripe peaches, vanilla toffee, caramel candies, and warming oak spice.
Palate: The palate renews and revives, with floral rose and bright lemon peels, sweet orange slice candies, and a slow fade to vanilla bean and cardamom pods.
Finish: The finish is long and well-rounded with floral elements persisting with ripe peaches and baked pears, with one last kiss of bright floral notes.
Distillery Information
“A mile and a half north of Chicago, FEW Spirits distillery is located in a grungy alley; a fitting location for salt-of-the-earth rocker, founder Paul Hletko. A real character, Paul’s desire to create FEW came from artistic passion and determination to reconnect with his family history in a positive way. His grandfather’s family owned a brewery in what was Czechoslovakia prior to the Second World War.”