Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date

Green River Distilling Co. is releasing its oldest product yet: Toasted Double Oak Bourbon, bottled at 115.1 proof at eight years old. The high-proof whiskey will be the first in the new Distillery Select line, an innovative series launched to allow Green River to experiment with proofs, finishes, and rickhouse selection. Toasted Double Oak Bourbon will be available at the Owensboro, Ky. distillery beginning June 20 and the brand’s tasting room in Louisville starting June 26. The article Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date appeared first on VinePair .

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Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date

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