Copperworks Release 046 Single Malt Whiskey

Distillery
Copperworks
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£73.95
Tasting notes
Citric, Vanilla, Fresh Fruit, Hay-like
Description
Copperworks' Release 046, produced from single-farm Oregon barley and matured in new American oak, showcases the emerging American craft distillery style with technical precision. The long fermentation and new oak maturation deliver bright citrus and vanilla aromatics on the nose, with a palate balancing floral and stone-fruit notes against caramel sweetness. At 50% ABV, the spirit maintains enough structure to support the robust new oak influence without becoming over-oaked. This appeals to craft whiskey enthusiasts seeking expressions that foreground grain quality and fermentation character.

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Copperworks Release 046 Single Malt Whiskey

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Copperworks Release 046 Single Malt Whiskey

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ABV

40%

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NAS

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Copperworks Release 046 Single Malt Whiskey is a from Copperworks (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, sweet and delicately floral character — citric, vanilla, fresh fruit, hay-like. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A premium pour worth the price.

Copperworks' Release 046, produced from single-farm Oregon barley and matured in new American oak, showcases the emerging American craft distillery style with technical precision. The long fermentation and new oak maturation deliver bright citrus and vanilla aromatics on the nose, with a palate balancing floral and stone-fruit notes against caramel sweetness. At 50% ABV, the spirit maintains enough structure to support the robust new oak influence without becoming over-oaked. This appeals to craft whiskey enthusiasts seeking expressions that foreground grain quality and fermentation character.

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