Booker's Little Book Chapter 6 To the Finish

Color: Deep amber with rich, reddish hues that catch the light, promising the depth of flavors within. Nose: A captivating blend of sweet and robust aromas. The initial notes reveal layers of vanilla and honey, followed by a rush of caramel that interplays with subtle hints of toasted oak. As you delve deeper, a touch of dark chocolate and a whisper of baking spices add complexity, creating an enticing olfactory experience. Palate: The first sip is a journey through a symphony of flavors. The palate opens with a velvety wave of brown sugar and toffee, accompanied by a burst of honeyed sweetness. The mid-palate introduces a delightful interplay of cinnamon and nutmeg, lending a warming spice that complements the inherent richness of the bourbon. The mouthfeel is full-bodied, coating the palate with a luxurious texture. Finish: Booker's Little Book Chapter 6: To the Finish leaves a lasting impression with its long and satisfying finish. The sweetness persists, evolving into a delightful mix of dark chocolate and caramel. The oak asserts itself, bringing forth a subtle smokiness and a touch of leather, contributing to the bourbon's overall depth. The finish lingers, inviting contemplation and a desire for another sip.

Little Book Chapter 6: "To The Finish" is the sixth installment of the acclaimed, limited-release Little Book series. The name of this year's chapter is inspired by Fred Noe's passion for both whiskey-making and cooking, and more specifically, his curiosity for how flavors come together to complement each other.
Beam Distilling Co., but they have some differences. Booker's is a small batch bourbon that is bottled at cask strength, while Little Book is a blended whiskey that is bottled at a higher proof.
The Little Book follows the character of Wheeler Burden, a wealthy 80's rock idol that suddenly finds himself in 1897 Vienna. Wheeler quickly uses his knowledge of the late 19th century and a set of stolen clothes to fit in with the environment. Soon Wheeler has met not only Sigmund Freud but also his own father.
Little Book Chapter 7, is the latest in the Little Book Whiskey series. Little Book offers a chance for any curious whiskey drinker to expand their palate - both seasoned connoisseurs and newcomers alike.
Jerry Craft is the author-illustrator of #1 New York Times bestselling graphic novels New Kid and its companion book, Class Act. New Kid was the first book in history to win the Newbery Medal, the Coretta Scott King Author Award, and the Kirkus Prize for Young Readers' Literature.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 58.7%
*Please note that the ABV may vary