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Heaven Hill 8 Year Old 2009 (cask 152708) - Copper Monument 70cl Whiskey

Name: Heaven Hill 8 Year Old 2009 (cask 152708) - Copper Monument 70cl Whiskey
Brand: Heaven Hill
SKU: 74778
Price: 79.95 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

Bourbon American Whiskey70cl63%

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Description

An intriguing release from newly-launched independent bottler, Copper Monument. This is an 8 year old bourbon, distilled by Heaven Hill in 2009 and matured in a single cask until 2017, when it was bottled at full-on cask strength. Indie bourbons are not common at all, so we expect this to pique the interest of many whiskey enthusiasts.

Nose

Fried banana and vanilla ice-cream, with a whack of allspice for good measure.

Palate

Dark chocolate bitterness balanced by intense caramel sweetness. A touch of corn gives it a savoury note.

Finish

Peppery and very warming.

Style

Country

Distillery/Brand

Age

Distilled on

1 Jan 2009

Bottled

1 Jan 2017

Cask number

152708

Maturation

Bourbon

Dimensions

W:7.4cm x H:30cm x D:7.4cm

Weight

1.14kg

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens.

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Customer Rating

3.0

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Reviews for Heaven Hill 8 Year Old 2009 (cask 152708) - Copper Monument

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A lovely Single cask Indie Bourbon.

I have to say that i rather enjoyed this bottling. Even at cask strength i didn't find it difficult to access aromas and flavours, which i found plenty of too. An independently bottled single cask Bourbon, very nice indeed. Mick - The whiskey chaps

Mick Cash May 2, 2021

Single cask or scraping barrel?

Eh. Really, really disappointing sadly. The lack of complexity is confusing. Is it the strength and burn? No, unfortunately the addition of water doesn’t bring more to the fore than the strangely subdued vanilla, with lack of sweetness. The pepper on the tongue combined with the fire from the barrel strength burns away other notes; one dimensional and bland, like single note being held on a tuba. No higher, elegant spices, a lack of interest, Absence of balance. Ended up using it as a mixer. Ho hum.

Tom May 30, 2020