WhiskeySmith Salted Caramel is a flavoured whiskey that blends creamy salted caramel notes with the finest American whiskey, bottled at 30% ABV (60 proof).
Inspiration abounds in two ingredients already considered the perfect match: caramel and whiskey.
It won Gold with 92 points from the Beverage Testing Institute in 2021.
Smooth and sweet, it balances buttery caramel and a pinch of salt against the vanilla and oak of American whiskey.
Its vintage-style label carries the motto 'Joined at the Sip', and the easygoing 60-proof strength makes it an approachable dessert pour for whiskey fans and newcomers alike, whether after dinner, by the fire or as a sweet finish to a holiday meal.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Buttery caramel and vanilla.
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Palate: Creamy salted caramel over smooth whiskey.
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Finish: Sweet with a light salty edge.
Specifications
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Producer: WhiskeySmith
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Style: Salted caramel flavoured whiskey
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Base: American whiskey
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Award: Gold, 92 points, Beverage Testing Institute 2021
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ABV: 30% (60 proof)
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Origin: United States
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Sip WhiskeySmith Salted Caramel neat or over ice, or stir it into hot coffee for an instant salted caramel latte. It makes a dessert-style Old Fashioned with a dash of bitters and an orange twist, and a cosy hot toddy with apple cider and cinnamon. Shake it with cream and a little coffee liqueur for a salted caramel White Russian, or pour it over vanilla ice cream. For a crowd, set out a hot chocolate bar with whipped cream, caramel sauce and a bottle of WhiskeySmith for spiking mugs. Pair it with apple pie, pecan bars, cheesecake, dark chocolate and salted pretzels. For a gathering, chill the bottle and set out glasses, ice and garnishes so guests can serve themselves. A bottle also makes a thoughtful host gift for a dinner party or the holidays. Store it upright in a cool, dark place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it taste like?
Creamy salted caramel blended with smooth American whiskey.
Has it won awards?
Gold with 92 points from the Beverage Testing Institute in 2021.
How strong is it?
It is bottled at 30% ABV, or 60 proof.
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