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ASW Distillery Fiddler Georgia Heartwood Bourbon

ASW Distillery Fiddler Georgia Heartwood Bourbon

Size: 750 mL
Regular price $93.99
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ASW Distillery Fiddler Georgia Heartwood Bourbon is a historic expression - the first straight bourbon ever distilled in the city of Atlanta. This Georgia-made bourbon showcases the unique character that comes from aging in Atlanta's hot, humid climate, creating a distinctive flavor profile unlike traditional Kentucky bourbon.

Tasting Profile

  • Nose: Recognizable rick house funk amplified by Georgia's hot weather, dried fruit notes like prunes
  • Palate: Intense honey infused with charred oak and laced with spices, unmistakable Georgia oak character
  • Finish: Honey and syrupy notes give way to baking spices, then return to intense sweet oak that lingers
  • Mash Bill: 51% Corn, 45% Wheat, 4% Malted Barley
  • Proof: 118 (59% ABV) Cask Strength

What Makes It Special

Georgia's extreme temperature swings create accelerated aging conditions that produce a bourbon with more intense oak character and rick house funk than you'd find in cooler climates. The 22-stave barrel construction and wheated mash bill create a bourbon that's both powerful and approachable, with layers of honey sweetness balancing the bold oak influence.

This is a taste of Atlanta whiskey history - a bourbon that proves exceptional American whiskey can be made outside of Kentucky, with terroir and climate playing crucial roles in developing unique character.

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Anonymous

Wonderful flavor at a nice proof point.