Woodinville Applewood Finished Bourbon 750mL is a distinctive limited release Washington straight bourbon whiskey from Woodinville Whiskey Co.. Crafted using the distillery's award-winning straight bourbon as its foundation, this special expression receives a unique finish with applewood, adding layers of warm fruit, gentle smoke, and subtle sweetness while preserving the rich character of the original bourbon. Produced in limited quantities, it is an excellent choice for collectors and adventurous bourbon enthusiasts.

Rich and inviting, it opens with aromas of caramel, baked apple, vanilla bean, toasted oak, and a hint of sweet smoke. The palate unfolds with flavors of brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, roasted apples, butterscotch, and light baking spices. The applewood finish contributes a delicate smoky sweetness and orchard fruit character that complements the bourbon's creamy texture without overpowering it. The result is a long, smooth finish with lingering notes of caramel, toasted oak, baked apple, and gentle spice.

TASTING NOTES

  • Nose: Caramel, baked apple, vanilla bean, toasted oak, sweet smoke
  • Palate: Brown sugar, honey, roasted apple, butterscotch, cinnamon, baking spice
  • Finish: Long, smooth, balanced with lingering apple, oak, and gentle smoke

FAQS

• What makes the Applewood Finished Bourbon unique?
It receives a special applewood finish, adding notes of baked apple, subtle smoke, and gentle sweetness to Woodinville's classic straight bourbon.

• What type of whiskey is this?
It is a straight bourbon whiskey finished with applewood, creating additional complexity while maintaining its bourbon character.

• Who produces Woodinville Applewood Finished Bourbon?
It is crafted by Woodinville Whiskey Co. in Washington State.

• Is this a limited release?
Yes — this is a limited edition release produced in small quantities.

• Is it good for sipping?
Absolutely — it is excellent neat, with a splash of water, or over a large ice cube. It also makes a unique twist on classic bourbon cocktails.

• What is the ABV?
ABV may vary by release, but it is typically bottled at 90 proof (45% ABV) or a similar premium proof.