Bib & Tucker Releases Double Char Bourbon
Bib & Tucker Small Batch Bourbon announced the release of its new Bib & Tucker Double Char Bourbon.
Inspired by the turn of the century, when food was cooked on the open flame, this new bourbon is aged twice to create savory smoky notes and an exceptionally smooth finish. Bib & Tucker Double Char is first aged for six years in the hills of Tennessee in new white American oak, followed by a minimum of five months in a second, heavily-charred and smoked new barrel. This unique fire-forged double char aging method creates the rich and deep flavor of Bib & Tucker Double Char.
As a Tennessee bourbon, Bib & Tucker follows the Lincoln County process unique to the state, meaning the bourbon is filtered through sugar maple charcoal before going into the barrel for aging.
For Double Char, to pay homage to the Lincoln County process, the second barrel is smoked with sugar maple before being filled with the brand’s 6-year aged bourbon. The perfect amount of time in the barrels, the char, and the sugar maple barrel smoking process delivers a bourbon with an inviting savory white smoke flavor not found in any other whiskey on the market.
The lineup of Bib & Tucker Small Batch Bourbon includes:
Bib & Tucker Double Char will be available nationally, in-store and online, beginning August 2023.
The bourbon’s name, bottle and small batch approach are inspired by the turn of the century in America, a time of progress and adventure when all bourbon was small batch. Each batch is aged a minimum of six years. For more information, visit bibandtuckerbourbon.com.