Bob Dylan's Heaven's Door Double Barrel Whiskey

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Brewery: Heaven's Door

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Whiskey | 50% ABV

Commercial Desciption:

Comprised of a unique blend of three different whiskeys, our double barrel finishing process utilizes hand-toasted, new American oak barrels for a secondary aging worthy of another year's wait. Double Barrel's higher proof balances perfectly with the complexity of it's flavor and notes of caramel, oak, citrus and spice.

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