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Whisky Review: Pōkeno Double Bourbon Single Cask Single Malt

Whisky Review: Pōkeno Double Bourbon Single Cask Single Malt

8 /10
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Type: Bourbon
ABV: 46% ABV

Tasting Notes

Nose

Caramel sweetness with more alcohol burn than other selections from Pokeno that I’ve tried. Also, a bit of graham cracker that blends nicely with the overall aroma.

Palate

The caramel and graham cracker are both still fully present on the palate as well, along with a bit more heat than you will find in other Pokeno whisky’s. However, it still has that silky-smooth texture that you will be used to if you have ever tried other whiskies from this producer.

Finish

Comments: Latest On The Whiskey Wash Mash Bill: 100% malted barley. Double aged in two, separate bourbon barrels

Whisky Review: Pōkeno Double Bourbon Single Cask Single Malt bottled at 46% ABV — a bourbon that merits close attention.

Nose

Caramel sweetness with more alcohol burn than other selections from Pokeno that I’ve tried. Also, a bit of graham cracker that blends nicely with the overall aroma.

Palate

The caramel and graham cracker are both still fully present on the palate as well, along with a bit more heat than you will find in other Pokeno whisky’s. However, it still has that silky-smooth texture that you will be used to if you have ever tried other whiskies from this producer.

Finish

Sweet and mild, with more complexity and heat than Pokeno’s Origin whisky, which is their other selection that is entirely aged in Bourbon barrels. I found this a more enjoyable option, and something I think all bourbon drinkers will really enjoy. It has that same sweetness that you will find in a traditional bourbon, but it doesn’t overpower you with either the flavor or the heat.

Verdict

Whisky Review: Pōkeno Double Bourbon Single Cask Single Malt delivers a thoroughly accomplished whiskey that justifies its price point. It is well-crafted, balanced, and worthy of a place in any considered collection.

Joe Whitfield
Joe Whitfield
Editor-in-Chief

Joe has spent over fifteen years immersed in the whiskey industry, beginning his career at a Speyside distillery before moving into drinks journalism. As Editor-in-Chief at Whiskeyful.com, he oversees...

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