Hogback Distillery Enigma Four Grain Whiskey (750 ml)
Enigma is a four grain, cask strength whiskey, blended from rye, barley, corn and wheat grains.
Blended from four different barrels ranging from 4 to 6 years old, allowing the characteristic of each grain to shine. Dark chocolate malt, peppery rye, toffee wheat and buttery corn.
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: A bold nose. Strong oak, followed by big chocolate spices, hazelnuts and an orange twist.
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Palate: A symphony of bold and elegant flavors that come in waves. Silky-smooth dark chocolate, creamy caramel, black pepper and an orange rind tang. A rich toffee, lingering
Quite simply, Colorado in a bottle.
Original: $89.99
-65%$89.99
$31.50Hogback Distillery Enigma Four Grain Whiskey (750 ml)
Enigma is a four grain, cask strength whiskey, blended from rye, barley, corn and wheat grains.
Blended from four different barrels ranging from 4 to 6 years old, allowing the characteristic of each grain to shine. Dark chocolate malt, peppery rye, toffee wheat and buttery corn.
Tasting Notes:
-
Nose: A bold nose. Strong oak, followed by big chocolate spices, hazelnuts and an orange twist.
-
Palate: A symphony of bold and elegant flavors that come in waves. Silky-smooth dark chocolate, creamy caramel, black pepper and an orange rind tang. A rich toffee, lingering
Quite simply, Colorado in a bottle.
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Description
Enigma is a four grain, cask strength whiskey, blended from rye, barley, corn and wheat grains.
Blended from four different barrels ranging from 4 to 6 years old, allowing the characteristic of each grain to shine. Dark chocolate malt, peppery rye, toffee wheat and buttery corn.
Tasting Notes:
-
Nose: A bold nose. Strong oak, followed by big chocolate spices, hazelnuts and an orange twist.
-
Palate: A symphony of bold and elegant flavors that come in waves. Silky-smooth dark chocolate, creamy caramel, black pepper and an orange rind tang. A rich toffee, lingering
Quite simply, Colorado in a bottle.
