2XO Whiskey unveils Gem of Kentucky: A distinctive double barreled bourbon
2XO Whiskey introduces Gem of Kentucky, a groundbreaking double barreled, single barrel Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey, expertly selected by the acclaimed American whiskey blender, Dixon Dedman. This exceptional bourbon, presented in a stunning black bottle, is the only one of its kind on the market, marking a significant milestone for 2XO and bourbon enthusiasts alike.
Exclusive Selection by Dixon Dedman
Dixon Dedman, renowned for his blending expertise, has meticulously selected single barrels for Gem of Kentucky. The barrels contain high rye bourbon mash bill (35%) aged up to a year in new charred oak before bottling. Priced at $199.99, this annual release is a must-have for collectors and connoisseurs, available in select markets nationwide in limited quantities.
A Unique Tasting Experience
Gem of Kentucky offers a full-bodied, flavorful profile, thanks to Dixon’s pioneering double barreling 2XO process. This technique results in a richer, more viscous mouthfeel, balancing sweet, complex flavors with a spicy finish. Each bottle, identifiable by its barrel number, offers a unique taste profile, ranging from sweet notes of chocolate and cinnamon to savory hints of dark red fruits and black pepper spice.
Savoring Gem of Kentucky
This premium bourbon is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks. It follows the success of previous 2XO releases like The Icon Series blends and American Oak, an everyday bourbon perfect for classic cocktails. As with all 2XO Kentucky straight bourbon whiskeys, Gem of Kentucky should be enjoyed responsibly.
Partnership with Prestige Beverage Group
2XO’s Kentucky straight bourbon whiskeys, including Gem of Kentucky, are developed in collaboration with Prestige Beverage Group, known for its expertise in importing and innovating award-winning wines and spirits. This partnership underscores 2XO and Prestige Beverage Group’s commitment to offering unique and sought-after whiskeys to spirit enthusiasts worldwide.
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