Chateau de France Rouge 2019 Nut

Chateau de France Rouge 2019 NutBuilt on the foundations of a 17th century manor house, the Chateau de France boasts all 3 conditions needed for a "Grand Vin": soil, sub soil & slopes. It's 40 hectares of vineyards, 36 of which are planted with red grapes, cover the highest plateau of Lognan. Bernard Thomassin planted 4 hectares of white grapes in 1985, restoring tradition of producing both red & white wines.

Broken Barrel boldly goes where other whiskies won’t - and they wouldn’t have it any other way

AROMARed dried fruits

The name Last Feather was adorned to this whiskey after the unfortunate bout with lawyers as Journeyman Distillery was left with nothing more than the “Last Feather” of their original name

Aromas of candied nuts and velvety richness coats the palate with notes of salted caramel

Martini & Rossi Bitter has a base of pure neutral alcohol

The bottle is marked with a black handprint

50% of the 'blend' is then finished in first-fill Sherry casks

toast and bitter chocolate

and refreshing flavors of green apple

It was at the Sazerac Coffee House on Royal Street where local patrons were served toddies made with Rye Whiskey and Peychaud’s Bitters

reassuring

full flavor of the mother brand