Woodford Reserve Double Double Oaked Bourbon 2026 Release 700mL
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Woodford Reserve Double Double Oaked Bourbon 2026 Release 700mL
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Woodford Reserve Double Double Oaked Bourbon 2026 Release 700mL is an ultra premium limited edition Kentucky straight bourbon crafted by Woodford Reserve Distillery. This highly anticipated annual release elevates the classic Double Oaked expression by undergoing an extended finishing period in a second, heavily toasted and lightly charred oak barrel. The result is an exceptionally rich and decadent bourbon with intensified sweetness, depth, and complexity.
Luxurious and full bodied, it opens with aromas of dark caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak, followed by layers of chocolate fudge, maple syrup, roasted nuts, and baking spice. The additional maturation amplifies the signature Double Oaked profile, creating a velvety mouthfeel that leads to a long, indulgent finish with lingering notes of brown sugar, spice, and oak. It is a prized collector’s release for bourbon enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike.
Tasting Notes
• Nose: Dark caramel, vanilla, toasted oak
• Palate: Chocolate fudge, maple syrup, roasted nuts, baking spice
• Finish: Long, rich, velvety with lingering sweetness and oak
FAQs
• What makes the Double Double Oaked unique?
It undergoes an extended finishing in a second toasted and lightly charred oak barrel, enhancing richness and complexity.
• Is this a limited release?
Yes — it is an annual, highly allocated release produced in limited quantities.
• How does it differ from Woodford Reserve Double Oaked?
The Double Double Oaked spends additional time in the secondary barrel, resulting in deeper flavors and a more decadent profile.
• Where is it produced?
It is crafted at Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky.
• Is it good for sipping?
Absolutely — it is best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to appreciate its complexity.
• What is the ABV?
Typically bottled at 45.2% ABV (90.4 proof).