Faultline 19 Year Old Cask Strength Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750mL
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Faultline 19 Year Old Cask Strength Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750mL
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Faultline 19 Year Old Cask Strength Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750mL is an exceptionally rare 19 year aged cask strength straight bourbon whiskey from Faultline. Bottled at full barrel proof without chill filtration, this limited release showcases nearly two decades of maturation, delivering remarkable depth, richness, and complexity. Produced in extremely limited quantities, it is a coveted bottle for collectors and bourbon enthusiasts seeking an unfiltered, age-stated expression.
Powerful yet refined, it opens with aromas of dark caramel, vanilla bean, charred oak, leather, and dried fig. The palate unfolds with luxurious layers of maple syrup, dark chocolate, black cherry, roasted pecans, cinnamon, tobacco, and rich baking spices. The extended aging develops exceptional oak character while maintaining balance through a velvety mouthfeel. The bourbon concludes with a long, warming finish featuring lingering caramelized oak, cocoa, sweet tobacco, and peppery spice.
TASTING NOTES
• Nose: Dark caramel, vanilla bean, charred oak, leather, dried fig
• Palate: Maple syrup, dark chocolate, black cherry, roasted pecans, cinnamon, tobacco
• Finish: Long, bold, velvety with lingering oak, cocoa, and warm baking spice
FAQS
• What does cask strength mean?
Cask strength means the bourbon is bottled directly from the barrel with little or no dilution, preserving its full proof, texture, and flavor.
• How long is this bourbon aged?
It is matured for 19 years, creating exceptional richness, depth, and complexity.
• Is this a limited release?
Yes — Faultline 19 Year Old Cask Strength is produced in very limited quantities, making it highly collectible.
• Is this bourbon chill filtered?
No — it is typically non-chill filtered, allowing it to retain more natural oils and flavor.
• How should it be enjoyed?
It is best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to open up its layered aromas and flavors.
• What is the ABV?
The proof varies by barrel, but it is bottled at cask strength, typically 55–65% ABV (110–130 proof).