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Buffalo Trace’s Old Charter Oak Series Innovates with Spanish Oak Whiskey

Buffalo Trace’s Old Charter Oak Series Innovates with Spanish Oak Whiskey

A step into the wonderful world of whiskey exploration

Every true whiskey lover knows that when it comes to this timeless spirit, exploration is a non-stop journey. There are so many expressions, flavors, and nuances to uncover. It’s a wonderful world filled with exciting discoveries to be made. One of the key players in the universe of whiskey exploration is Buffalo Trace Distillery. Known for their commitment to quality and constant innovation, they have just added a new expression to their much-lauded Old Charter Oak series.

Presenting the Spanish Oak: A thrilling new member of the Old Charter Oak series

I’m excited to tell you about the latest addition to this delightful series-the Old Charter Oak Spanish Oak! Like its siblings in the Old Charter Oak lineup, Spanish Oak is a bourbon of unparalleled richness and flavor. However, it brings something fresh to the table with its unique palettes and textures. What truly sets it apart? The answer lies in the wood.

What’s in a wood?

Whiskey connoisseurs know that the wood plays a vital role in defining the character of a whiskey. The type of oak, its age, and the way it’s treated can all influence the flavor profile of the final product. With Spanish Oak, Buffalo Trace Distillery has again pushed the boundaries of what’s feasible in whiskey aging. The result is a bourbon with an enticingly distinct Spanish character.

Why Spanish Oak?

Spanish Oak, a species native to Europe, has a very different cellular structure than its American counterpart, resulting in whiskey with an incredibly distinct flavor profile. The trees from which these casks are made are often over 200 years old, which contributes to the complexity and depth of the final product. Buffalo Trace Distillery has taken years to carefully age their bourbon in these exquisite barrels, to produce a whiskey unlike any other.

Unraveling the flavors and aromas of Spanish Oak

Old Charter Oak Spanish Oak carries a mouthwatering array of flavors and aromas. On the nose, you’re going to detect hints of caramel and vanilla, lightened by floral notes. Upon tasting, its rich and complex nature truly shines. Its firm body boasts a mix of dark fruit flavors, accompanied by the warmth of spices and toasted oak. The finish is long, with an unforgettable smoky-spicy combo. It’s a total treat for any bourbon enthusiast!

New heights for the Old Charter Oak series

The Old Charter Oak series is known to challenge the possibilities of bourbon’s flavor profile through the careful selection of oak. With the Spanish Oak expression, the series once again redefines expectations, proving that the magic of whiskey exploration is far from exhausted. I can’t wait to see what other thrilling creations Buffalo Trace Distillery will introduce next!

Summing it up…

In the world of whiskey, the search for new experiences never ends. Spanish Oak, a new expression in the Old Charter Oak series by the Buffalo Trace Distillery, is one such delightful discovery. Its distinct Spanish character adds another layer to the rich and sophisticated world of bourbon-whiskey. So, to all my fellow explorers, keep your taste buds ready for a primal Spanish Oak experience!

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Written by Daniel Davis

Daniel Davis has been writing about spirits for over 10 years. He is a frequent speaker at whiskey festivals and events around the country and has been a judge at several international spirit competitions. He is passionate about educating people about the history and culture of whiskey and bourbon and loves to share his knowledge with others.

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