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Inspired by the traditionally infused Kräuterlikörs of Germany, this bourbon liqueur was crafted from a variety of German specialty malts, including pale wheat malt and chocolate malt. After distillation on both pot and column stills, the whiskey was infused with a blend of über-traditional botanicals including ginseng, bilberry, star anise, and sarsaparilla. After aging in …

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(Or Experimental Batch 035, if you’re not into Roman Numerals.) In the spring of 2015, our Experimental Distillery became Chattanooga’s first distillery in 100 years. Centenary Cask honors this history with a yearly blend of Experimental pot-distilled mash bills – all married & finished within a rare, 100-year-old Oloroso Sherry puncheon. Bottled and refilled in …

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Inspired by the flavors of Thanksgiving dessert, this pot distilled bourbon liqueur begins with a blend of 10 unique high malt mash bills. After aging 4 to 7 years, seven barrels were married and infused with a combination of roasted pecans, vanilla beans, cacao nibs, coconut flakes and orange peel, before a final addition of …

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3 peated whiskeys. 3 peated malts. 3 peated finishing casks. Can you handle the peat? This blend of pot distilled bourbon, column distilled bourbon and column distilled malt whiskey was made with 3 different peated malts from 3 different UK malthouses – each one bringing their own unique, rich, smoky malt character. After primary aging …

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Inspired by the Italian flavor combination known as “fiori di sicilia,” our version of this iconic liqueur was infused with an abundance of Meyer lemon peel, orange peel & vanilla bean before being finished in single-use toasted & charred barrels for over 3 months. Made with our signature “Barrel 91” mash bill – and over …

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