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Thomas S. Moore Port Cask Finish Bourbon Whiskey 750ml

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Finished in European port casks after initial American oak maturation, Thomas S. Moore Bourbon Whiskey delivers a distinct blend of traditional Kentucky warmth and concentrated wine barrel fruit profiles. The secondary cask contact imparts visible sugar extraction and structured tannins, creating measurable tasting notes of dried fig, stewed plum, and sweet cherry that weave through classic bourbon foundations of toasted vanilla and amber honey. The palate remains rounded and accessible, while subtle accents of black pepper and dark cocoa provide a grounded, medium-length finish without excessive heating.

Serve this 750ml expression neat in a tulip-shaped glass to track the aroma development from first pour to last sip, or introduce a single large ice cube to slowly open up the ethanol bite while keeping the viscosity intact. The spirit holds its structural integrity when mixed, making it a practical substitute for rye in a Boulevardier or a rich Old Fashioned. Pair it with aged sharp cheddar, salted almonds, or 70 percent dark chocolate to complement the port-derived sweetness and balance the tannic structure.

This bottling offers a straightforward path into cask-finished bourbon, bringing recognizable complexity and consistent drinking behavior to everyday storage and entertaining.

"Sazarac's Barton 1792 Distillery has introduced its first expression marketed as ultra-premium, named Thomas S. Moore Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. These whiskeys have been finished in a variety of select casks from around the globe, with the first three expressions available on a limited release basis from December 2020 and all featuring wine casks, including chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and Port.

In 1889, Thomas S. Moore built the Distillery known today as Barton 1792 Distillery. Moore was an early pioneer in Bardstown, known today as the Bourbon Capital of the World. Leading up to Prohibition, Moore established a constantly evolving whiskey empire, growing his humble operation into a powerhouse. Moore's Business boomed until the Barton distillery was forced to cease production in 1920. Today, this namesake line of bourbons intends to honor Thomas S. Moore achievements.

Barton 1792 Distillery defines this new category as "extended cask finished" bourbon whiskeys. Master Distiller Danny Kahn at Barton 1792 Distillery explained in an online tasting that they use their signature high-rye mash bill derived bourbon, aged in new charred oak barrels for 5 to 7 years. Then the whiskey is transferred into secondary casks for an extended finishing period that ranges for 2 to 5 additional years (a normal finish would be measured in terms of several months). This extended cask-finishing process results in elegant whiskey expressions, reflecting traditional flavors from the bourbon and significant hints from the secondary cask finishes. The Port finished expression in the Moore line is the highest proof of the three, at 96.9 proof.

The Bourbon Port Cask is the deepest color of the trio, with a purplish hue in my glass with sticky legs hugging the inner glass. The nose is full of medium-tannin oak with fruit notes of raisins, musky raspberry and blackberry, and a buttery, nutty caramel swirl. The front palate exhibits sweet boysenberry, blueberry, and dried raisins. A sweet homemade vanilla-cherry dominates the middle palate with hints of nutmeg, and oak spice. This finish is full of plum and berry preserves with a dry oak-spice ending. The Port Casks finished is a very good bourbon whiskey of which I will pursue to land a bottle on my shelf.
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Region: Kentucky
Country: USA
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: Barton 1792 Distillery
Proof: 98.9

Finished in European port casks after initial American oak maturation, Thomas S. Moore Bourbon Whiskey delivers a distinct blend of traditional Kentucky warmth and concentrated wine barrel fruit profiles. The secondary cask contact imparts visible sugar extraction and structured tannins, creating measurable tasting notes of dried fig, stewed plum, and sweet cherry that weave through classic bourbon foundations of toasted vanilla and amber honey. The palate remains rounded and accessible, while subtle accents of black pepper and dark cocoa provide a grounded, medium-length finish without excessive heating.

Serve this 750ml expression neat in a tulip-shaped glass to track the aroma development from first pour to last sip, or introduce a single large ice cube to slowly open up the ethanol bite while keeping the viscosity intact. The spirit holds its structural integrity when mixed, making it a practical substitute for rye in a Boulevardier or a rich Old Fashioned. Pair it with aged sharp cheddar, salted almonds, or 70 percent dark chocolate to complement the port-derived sweetness and balance the tannic structure.

This bottling offers a straightforward path into cask-finished bourbon, bringing recognizable complexity and consistent drinking behavior to everyday storage and entertaining.

"Sazarac's Barton 1792 Distillery has introduced its first expression marketed as ultra-premium, named Thomas S. Moore Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. These whiskeys have been finished in a variety of select casks from around the globe, with the first three expressions available on a limited release basis from December 2020 and all featuring wine casks, including chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and Port.

In 1889, Thomas S. Moore built the Distillery known today as Barton 1792 Distillery. Moore was an early pioneer in Bardstown, known today as the Bourbon Capital of the World. Leading up to Prohibition, Moore established a constantly evolving whiskey empire, growing his humble operation into a powerhouse. Moore's Business boomed until the Barton distillery was forced to cease production in 1920. Today, this namesake line of bourbons intends to honor Thomas S. Moore achievements.

Barton 1792 Distillery defines this new category as "extended cask finished" bourbon whiskeys. Master Distiller Danny Kahn at Barton 1792 Distillery explained in an online tasting that they use their signature high-rye mash bill derived bourbon, aged in new charred oak barrels for 5 to 7 years. Then the whiskey is transferred into secondary casks for an extended finishing period that ranges for 2 to 5 additional years (a normal finish would be measured in terms of several months). This extended cask-finishing process results in elegant whiskey expressions, reflecting traditional flavors from the bourbon and significant hints from the secondary cask finishes. The Port finished expression in the Moore line is the highest proof of the three, at 96.9 proof.

The Bourbon Port Cask is the deepest color of the trio, with a purplish hue in my glass with sticky legs hugging the inner glass. The nose is full of medium-tannin oak with fruit notes of raisins, musky raspberry and blackberry, and a buttery, nutty caramel swirl. The front palate exhibits sweet boysenberry, blueberry, and dried raisins. A sweet homemade vanilla-cherry dominates the middle palate with hints of nutmeg, and oak spice. This finish is full of plum and berry preserves with a dry oak-spice ending. The Port Casks finished is a very good bourbon whiskey of which I will pursue to land a bottle on my shelf.
"
Region: Kentucky
Country: USA
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: Barton 1792 Distillery
Proof: 98.9