'The Beverly: The QuintEssential Edition' is an exclusive, limited-release American 'Single Malt Whiskey,' with only 675 bottles available. This special release is the result of a collaboration between Andrew Borenzweig, Founder of Beverly Spirits, and Master Distiller Murphy Quint of Cedar Ridge Distillery.
Aged for six years, the whiskey is finished in "First Fill Amontillado Sherry and French Oak casks, which impart a layered complexity to its flavor profile and is bottled at a natural cask strength of 116.9 proof (58.45% ABV), offering a full-bodied, intense experience." The aroma is characterized by rich notes of "cocoa and soft leather, followed by waves of caramel, toffee, and candied cherry; it finishes with dark chocolate, sherry sweetness, and the warmth of French oak."
Presented in 750ml bottles, The Beverly: The QuintEssential Edition is available at select retailers, bars, restaurants, and hotels in California and Tennessee. Additionally, a limited quantity can be purchased online in 47 states.
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The Beverly: The QuintEssential Edition is Limited-Edition
Trend Themes
1. Limited-edition Collaborations - The collaboration between founders and master distillers highlights a burgeoning trend in premium spirits offerings, where exclusivity and unique flavor profiles create heightened consumer interest.
2. Cask-finished Whiskeys - The use of Amontillado Sherry and French Oak casks to finish the whiskey illustrates the growing trend of experimenting with aging processes to develop rich and complex tasting notes.
3. High-proof Spirit Experiences - The high alcohol by volume of 116.9 proof in this offering taps into a trend for consumers seeking intense, full-bodied whiskey experiences that challenge traditional consumption norms.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Distilleries - Craft distilleries are tapping into the demand for unique and artisanal spirits through small-batch production and innovative collaborations.
2. Luxury Beverages - The luxury beverage industry draws in connoisseurs eager for rare and complex drinking experiences that offer more than just a taste but a narrative as well.
3. E-commerce Alcohol Sales - Online availability in 47 states underscores a shift in the alcohol industry's distribution model to reach niche markets across broad geographical areas.