Heaven's Door Revival is a high-rye, small-batch Tennessee straight bourbon aged more than six years, bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV).
Heaven's Door is the whiskey line created with Bob Dylan, named after his song "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," and each bottle carries his distinctive iron-gate artwork. Revival is produced, aged and bottled in Tennessee, made with sour mash and rich limestone water, and aged in single-story warehouses, where cooler, more stable conditions shape the whiskey.
Non-chill filtered bottling preserves its full character. It carries the scent of dry woods, with a palate of layered vanilla, caramel and white oak and nuances of brûlée, baking spice, smoke and leather.
It is a natural gift for music lovers and bourbon fans.
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.
A high-rye bourbon carries more peppery spice, balanced here by six years of oak.
Tennessee straight bourbon meets the same rules as Kentucky bourbon: at least 51% corn and new charred oak, with at least two years of aging for straight whiskey.
Single-story warehouses age whiskey more evenly than tall rickhouses, where temperatures vary from floor to floor.
At 92 proof it has the backbone for an Old Fashioned while staying smooth neat.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Dry woods.
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Palate: Vanilla, caramel and white oak.
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Nuances: Brûlée, baking spice, smoke and leather.
Specifications
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Brand: Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan)
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Style: Tennessee straight bourbon, high rye, small batch
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Age: 6+ years
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Bottling: Non-chill filtered
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Proof / ABV: 92 proof (46% ABV)
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Region: Tennessee, USA
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Sip it neat or on the rocks, or mix an Old Fashioned. It pairs with steak, smoked meats or crème brûlée.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is behind Heaven's Door?
Bob Dylan; the name comes from his song.
How old is it?
More than six years.
Is it charcoal mellowed?
No, it does not use the Lincoln County Process.
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