This French blended whisky was created by the folks at Maison Daucourt (the same chaps behind Bastille 1789, and has been drawn from a trio of casks - bourbon casks, Sauternes casks and Cognac casks.
Prune, yellow plum, caramel and pine resin.
Icing sugar and baked goods, slightly grassy, ginger.
Nutty malt, orange peel and a hint of milk chocolate.
I tried D.U.C Triple Cask on a business trip in Paris. The beauty of the bottle first peaked my interest and then the bartender explained to me about it's high demand in France... I found it very delicate upfront w/ solid body and lightly sweet notes, finishing with a refined smoke, not overpowering, but just right. It was an incredibly smooth and very unique whisky. One of the best I have tried in a while!
