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BEN HOLLADAY 'SOFT RED WHEAT' 6YR BOTTLED-IN-BOND BOURBON, MIssouri

BEN HOLLADAY 'SOFT RED WHEAT' 6YR BOTTLED-IN-BOND BOURBON, MIssouri - Main image
$47.21 $62.95 In stock

Category: AMERICAN WHISKEY

This Bottled-In-Bond Real Missouri Bourbon was distilled in Holladay's original stillhouse using a 73% corn, 15% wheat and 12% barley mash bill & barreled in Missouri white oak. Aged for 6+ years it is released at 100 Proof/50% ABV. Soft & smooth it offers generous notes of orchard fruits, plum, caramel, butterscotch, cinnamon, cloves & cocoa powder. A flavorful, lighter-style bourbon worth seeking out.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

The wheat really smooths out the 6-year age, making it drink way softer than I expected for a bonded bourbon. Pairs perfectly with a single ice cube after dinner.

Jason P. ★★★★★

The nose on this is really nice — rich caramel and baking spice, no ethanol burn. The 6 years in Missouri white oak give it a smooth, oaky finish that's perfect for an old fashioned.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The 73% corn mash bill gives this a nice sweetness that balances the heat from the 100 proof. I let it open up in the glass for a few minutes and the oak really comes through. Definitely worth picking up for a wheated bourbon fan.