Volume: 0.75 liters | Alcohol content: 50% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Yellowstone 6 Years – 150th Anniversary
Special Features: On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Limestone Branch Distillery, this bourbon is presented in a limited edition. It has been aged for at least six years in freshly charred American oak barrels and does not contain colorings or chill filtration, resulting in an authentic and unadulterated tasting experience.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Aromas of toasted oak, caramel, vanilla, and a hint of tobacco.
Palate: Full-bodied with notes of chocolate, caramel, orange, pastry, and oak.
Finish: Long and spicy, with lingering aromas of oak and spices.
Distillery/Bottler: The Limestone Branch Distillery, founded by brothers Stephen and Paul Beam in the seventh generation, has over 200 years of bourbon production history in Kentucky. In addition to Yellowstone Bourbon, it also produces Minor Case Rye Whiskey and Bowling & Burch Gin. With every bottle sold, the distillery supports the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA).
Product Details:
Manufacturer: Limestone Branch Distillery
Bottler: Limestone Branch Distillery
Age: 6 years
Barrel Types: Freshly charred American oak barrels
What is the alcohol content of Yellowstone 6 Years?
The alcohol content is 50%. This indicates a 50% alcohol content, and the bottling is not chill-filtered.
What is the volume of Yellowstone 6 Years?
The volume is 0.75 liters. The product details list 0.75 liters and also confirm that the product is not colored.
How long has Yellowstone 6 Years been aged?
The bourbon has been aged for at least six years. The aging period of 6 years took place in freshly charred American oak barrels, and the bottling is a limited 150th Anniversary Edition.
In what barrels was Yellowstone 6 Years aged?
It was aged in freshly charred American oak barrels. As an additional technical note, the bottling is not chill-filtered, indicating the omission of chill filtration.
Who is the manufacturer and bottler of Yellowstone 6 Years?
The manufacturer and bottler is Limestone Branch Distillery. The distillery was founded by brothers Stephen and Paul Beam and supports the National Parks Conservation Association with every bottle sold.