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Blue Run Trifecta Kentucky Straight Bourbon is Small-Batch

Blue Run Trifecta Kentucky Straight Bourbon is a new expression from the Kentucky-based distillery that promises to provide discerning spirit aficionados with the perfect option for their bar. The spirit is a small-batch whiskey that balances the flavors of a base whiskey with that of older wood heat-style whiskeys to provide drinkers with a complex final product. The spirit is thus a blend of nine-year-old, eight-year-old and six-year-old expressions, which come in at 32%, 22% and 46% of the composition, respectively.

Director Shaylyn Gammon spoke further on the process behind the Blue Run Trifecta Kentucky Straight Bourbon and barrels saying, "These higher-proofed barrels, in turn, extract more of the components of the wood from the barrel that can contribute a particular wood intensity to the whiskey, which needs to be approached with a knowledgeable, restrained hand when blending."
Trend Themes
1. Small-batch Whiskey - The trend of small-batch whiskeys allows distilleries to create unique and complex flavor profiles.
2. Blended Expressions - Blended expressions like Blue Run Trifecta Kentucky Straight Bourbon offer a layered taste experience by combining different aged whiskeys.
3. Wood Barrel Extraction - The trend of using higher-proofed barrels for whiskey aging allows for a more intense wood flavor to be imparted into the final product.
Industry Implications
1. Distilleries - Distilleries can take advantage of the trend of small-batch whiskeys and blended expressions to create innovative and sought-after spirits.
2. Craft Beverage - The craft beverage industry can benefit from the popularity of small-batch and blended whiskeys, offering consumers unique and flavorful options.
3. Barrel Manufacturing - Barrel manufacturers have an opportunity to meet the demand for high-proof barrels, catering to distilleries looking to extract intense wood flavors in their spirits.

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