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Peerless Double Oak Bourbon has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 55.8%.

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Peerless Double Oak Bourbon is a American Whiskey, produced by Peerless.

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Peerless Double Oak Bourbon is available in 750ml bottles.

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American Whiskey

Peerless

Peerless Double Oak Bourbon

Name: Peerless Double Oak Bourbon
Brand: Peerless
SKU: 6323bb372129ba842050f7a7
Availability: InStock

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Volume

750ml

ABV

55.8%

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This twice-aged bourbon is something of a happy accident, as it was made after Peerless was forced to transfer bourbon from a leaky barrel in order to salvage it. The result tasted...

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Master of Malt

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Peerless Double Oak Bourbon

£83.94 £0.120/ml

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Product Details

Name Peerless Double Oak Bourbon

Brand Peerless

Average Price £83.94

Type American Whiskey

Product Properties

Volume 750ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 55.8%

Country of Origin USA

Created On CasKompare 09-16-2022

Product Description

This twice-aged bourbon is something of a happy accident, as it was made after Peerless was forced to transfer bourbon from a leaky barrel in order to salvage it. The result tasted so good, that it inspired the Kentucky whiskey makers to create more on purpose.
~ Master of Malt