Baker’s 13 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey 750 mL

Baker’s 13 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey is a rare and ultra-premium single-barrel bourbon, aged for 13 years to achieve unparalleled depth, complexity, and smoothness. Bottled at 107 proof, this extended-aged bourbon from Jim Beam’s Baker’s line showcases a bold, oaky character while maintaining the signature richness of Baker’s bourbon. As a single-barrel expression, each bottle offers a unique and nuanced profile, making it a true collector’s item. Available at Whiskey Caviar. Tasting Notes Color: Deep mahogany with rich amber highlights. Nose: Bold and inviting, with aromas of dark caramel, toasted oak, vanilla bean, and baking spices, complemented by hints of tobacco and dried fruit. Palate: Full-bodied and well-balanced, featuring flavors of toffee, molasses, cinnamon, and dark cherries, layered with black pepper, cocoa, and charred oak. Finish: Exceptionally long and warming, with lingering notes of spice, leather, caramelized sugar, and smoky oak tannins. Vital Stats Type: Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Distillery: Jim Beam Distillery Mash Bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley Aging: 13 Years (Single Barrel) ABV: 53.5% (107 Proof) Bottle Size: 750 mL Ideal For Baker’s 13 Year Single Barrel Bourbon is perfect for serious bourbon collectors, high-proof whiskey enthusiasts, and those who appreciate well-aged single-barrel expressions. Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water, this bourbon also pairs well with dark chocolate or a premium cigar for an elevated tasting experience. FAQ Q: How does Baker’s 13 Year differ from the 7 Year version? A: The extra 6 years of aging intensify the oak influence, spice, and complexity, resulting in a smoother, richer, and more layered bourbon. Q: Is this a limited edition? A: Yes, Baker’s 13 Year is a highly limited release, making it a sought-after bottle for collectors. Q: What’s the best way to enjoy Baker’s 13 Year Single Barrel Bourbon? A: Best sipped neat in a Glencairn glass to fully appreciate its depth, though a few drops of water can help open up additional flavors.