Saint Cloud 7 Year "No Chill" Single Barrel 124 Proof 750mL
Saint Cloud 7 Year "No Chill" Single Barrel 124 Proof 750mL
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Saint Cloud 7 Year “No Chill” Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey 750mL is a bold, cask-strength expression that embodies luxury and craftsmanship in every drop. Produced in Kentucky under the direction of Saint Cloud founder Ray Walker, this limited single-barrel release is bottled at its natural strength — an uncut 124 proof (62% ABV) — to showcase its full-bodied depth and uncompromising flavor.
Aged for 7 years in heavily charred American oak barrels and non-chill filtered to preserve its rich mouthfeel and aromatic intensity, Saint Cloud “No Chill” delivers a sensory experience that’s both powerful and refined. Expect waves of caramel, vanilla, dark chocolate, and toasted oak with a lingering spice that reflects its high proof. Each bottle is individually numbered, making it a true collector’s gem among modern Kentucky bourbons.
Tasting Notes
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Appearance: Deep amber with copper highlights
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Nose: Toasted oak, brown sugar, vanilla, and cocoa with hints of leather and spice
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Palate: Full-bodied and bold with layers of caramel, chocolate, oak, and clove
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Finish: Long, warm, and complex with lingering notes of charred wood and sweet spice
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Aging: Aged 7 years in new charred American oak barrels
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ABV: 62% (124 proof, non-chill filtered)
FAQs
Q: Who produces Saint Cloud Bourbon?
A: Saint Cloud is an independent luxury bourbon label founded by Ray Walker, crafted in Kentucky with a focus on single-barrel and cask-strength releases.
Q: What does “No Chill” mean?
A: It’s non-chill filtered, allowing the whiskey to retain its full flavor oils and body for a richer, more authentic profile.
Q: What proof is Saint Cloud 7 Year “No Chill”?
A: Bottled at 124 proof (62% ABV), offering cask-strength intensity.
Q: How long is it aged?
A: Each barrel is aged a full 7 years in new charred American oak.
Q: How should I drink Saint Cloud “No Chill”?
A: Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to open up its deep caramel, oak, and spice complexity.