GrandTen Distilling Launches the Limited-Edition American Whiskey
The Boston distillery GrandTen Distilling has announced the release of ‘GrandTen Whiskey,’ a new range of limited-edition American whisky. ‘Chapter 1 - A Long Time Coming,’ is available for purchase at the distillery's Boston storefront and liquor shops around Massachusetts while supplies last. ‘Chapter 1’ boasts scents of dark fruit and sweet malt, while the flavor is riddled with fruit, oak, and spice.
‘Chapter 1’ was first distilled in California and then matured in brand-new oak barrels before being transported to Boston and finished in port barrels. A special grain combination was used to create the whisky, which was then aged in oak barrels to give it a full-bodied flavor. The liquid is best enjoyed straight or in an Old Fashioned or Whiskey Sour.
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‘Chapter 1’ was first distilled in California and then matured in brand-new oak barrels before being transported to Boston and finished in port barrels. A special grain combination was used to create the whisky, which was then aged in oak barrels to give it a full-bodied flavor. The liquid is best enjoyed straight or in an Old Fashioned or Whiskey Sour.
Image Credit: GrandTen Distilling
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