Tincup Fourteener is a first for Tincup Whiskey in two regards: it's their oldest whiskey to date as well as their first limited-edition release of several planned 14-year-olds. It's a celebration of the great outdoors, its name a reference to Colorado mountains that are over 14,000 feet high. Fittingly, the whiskey is a 14-year-old straight bourbon that was matured in new American white oak barrels. The MGP-sourced whiskey was brought to 84 proof with Eldorado Springs water which was voted as the second-best-tasting water in the world. "Not only does Fourteener’s name pay homage to the rugged peaks that dot its home state of Colorado, it truly embodies our spirit of adventure," says Tincup founder Jess Graber. "If you’ve ever been on the top of a 14er, you know it’s truly something to celebrate." The rich and smooth straight bourbon features delicious notes of vanilla, cookies, caramel, butterscotch, and vanilla.
