Linkumpinch Single Barrel Cask Strength is a Kentucky bourbon from Dueling Grounds Distillery in Franklin, Simpson County, taken straight from a single charred oak barrel and bottled undiluted at 124.7 proof (62.35% ABV).
The distillery takes its name from the infamous local dueling grounds near Franklin.
Linkumpinch is double pot distilled on site, using corn and wheat from the local area, and aged at least four years in charred oak barrels, a true grain-to-glass Kentucky craft bourbon.
Cask strength single barrels from Dueling Grounds are made in small numbers, a find for fans of small Kentucky distilleries.
Bourbon must be made in the United States from a mash of at least 51% corn and aged in new charred oak containers, and straight bourbon must be aged at least two years. Those rules give bourbon its characteristic sweetness, with caramel and vanilla drawn from the charred barrels.
Specifications
-
Distillery: Dueling Grounds Distillery, Franklin, Kentucky
-
Style: Kentucky bourbon, single barrel, cask strength
-
Grains: Local corn and wheat
-
Distillation: Double pot distilled
-
Age: Minimum 4 years in charred oak
-
Proof / ABV: 124.7 proof (62.35% ABV)
-
Origin: Kentucky, United States
-
Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Add water a little at a time to find the sweet spot. Pair it with smoked meats or a pecan tart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Dueling Grounds Distillery?
In Franklin, Simpson County, Kentucky.
How is Linkumpinch made?
Double pot distilled from local corn and wheat and aged at least four years.
What proof is this barrel?
124.7 proof, 62.35% ABV.
Explore more in our Bourbon collection.
