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About Nick
Our Expertise
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Learn About Sweet Wine
Do You Need A Decanter For Your Wine
Moscato Wine: The Sweet and Sparkling World of Moscato
Trip Guide: Wine Tasting in Italy
Wine Tasting 101
Sulfites in Wine: Should You Be Worried?
Oregon Wines at Pascale’s Liquors | Liverpool, NY
The History, Heritage, and Craftsmanship Behind Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label
Nick's Comprehensive Guide: Wine 101
Trip Guide: German Wine Country | Pascale’s Liquors in Liverpool, NY
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Essential Guide to Top 3 White Wine Varietals
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About Rose Wines
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Spirits Blog
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Sprinter Vodka Cocktails
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Frank August Bourbon
Steeped in lore, bourbon traces its roots all the way back to prohibition. And for that reason, it’s a spirit that leans heavily on its heritage. But Frank August Bourbon turns the historical narrative that most people associate with bourbon on its head.
Frank August isn’t an eponymous brand. Instead of the traditional legacy origin story associated with bourbon, Frank August Bourbon instead highlights its reputation as “America’s Native Spirit.” In that way, they stay true to its historical heritage, but they’re also creating a whole new conversation around it. “Frank” in August Frank is a sort of double entendre–referring to both the liquid and the concept of being frank–literally being open, honest, sincere. It’s modern, forward-looking, and it definitely stands out.
A Nod To Tradition: Frank August Small Batch Bourbon
Crafting their spirit in small batches is an homage to the time-honored practice of bourbon making. Produced in limited quantities of just 10-15 barrels per batch, this small-batch bourbon ensures meticulous attention to detail and quality. The use of high-quality ingredients and time-honored distillation methods is tied to its history, but each bottle captures the spirit of Frank August Bourbon’s authenticity and modern sensibilities.
Quality and Production
Frank August Small Batch Bourbon is meticulously crafted in limited quantities to maintain superior quality. Each batch consists of just 10-15 barrels, allowing for precise control over the production process and ensuring a consistent and high-quality product. The bourbon is distilled, aged, and bottled in Kentucky, a region renowned for its rich bourbon-making heritage.
It should go without saying that Frank August Single Barrel Bourbon uses only high-quality ingredients with their traditional distillation methods. This attention to craftsmanship helps preserve the authentic character of bourbon but also introduces a refined and sophisticated flavor profile that sets Frank August apart.
Tasting Notes
As one might expect, Frank August Bourbon features a rich and complex flavor profile.
On the nose, it starts out with the scent of caramel and vanilla, balanced with warm oak and mild baking spices. The result is a light and fruity bouquet that hints of interesting citrus notes, green apples, and sherry.
The palate takes the combination of bolder caramel and vanilla flavors and gently transitions it to the distinct profile of pears, sweet apple, nutmeg, and cinnamon to achieve that perfect balance of heat and smoothness at 100 proof.
The finish is medium to long, with lingering familiar notes of vanilla, oak, and baking spices. It leaves a satisfying warmth that compels anyone to pour another glass, knowing that every pour delivers the same tasting experience.
Frank August Single Barrel Bourbon Review
Frank August offers a range of exceptional bourbons, each with unique characteristics that cater to different tastes.
Frank August Single Barrel Bourbon
This is the flagship offering of Frank August and based on Frank August Bourbon reviews alone, it’s clear that this spirit has definitely garnered a reputation for its balanced and smooth flavor profile. There’s a reason why it’s a favorite among seasoned bourbon aficionados and those who are simply dipping their toe into its rich world.
Frank August Bourbon is celebrated for its balance and smoothness, making it a favorite among both seasoned bourbon drinkers and newcomers. Its consistent quality and enjoyable flavor profile have garnered positive feedback from many reviewers.
In terms of flavor profile, Drinkhacker has this to say:
“On the palate, the sip is refreshing and spicy with a mint-forward cinnamon kick that livens up a rather understated sweetness of burnt butter cookies. The minty tang lingers in the finish, ultimately giving way to familiar soft cereal notes that ultimately wash clean.”
Frank August 6 Years Old Single Barrel Bourbon
This limited edition single-barrel bourbon has been aged for six years to draw out unique characteristics from each barrel that build into the flavor of the bourbon. It results in a deeper flavor profile with very distinct notes of dark chocolate, leather, dried fruit, and oak.
On the nose, its aroma remains delicate but expressive, punctuated by baking spices and fruit. The palate is rich and complex, amplifying the baking spices with cinnamon, before slowly easing into the rye spices. It ends with a long, balanced finish that develops steadily, where hints of black cherries and cacao layer with notes of oak and vanilla.
Frank August Case Study Mizunara Japanese Oak Cask Small Batch Straight Bourbon
This special edition bourbon is part of the Case Study series, which explores various finishing techniques to create experimental and exceptional bourbon expressions. For this release, select barrels of Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey are aged and then finished in Mizunara Japanese oak casks, which lends to its unique flavor profile.
Mizunara oak is known for being more porous, allowing the bourbon to interact more deeply with the wood to gain its unique and complex flavors as it is aged in these casks. The result is an aroma that is rich and inviting. Its palate has more depth, with the oak effectively bringing forward the complex layers of flavor that enhance traditional bourbon; and the finish is long, smooth, and memorable.
Frank August Case Study XO PX Brandy Cask Finished Small Batch Straight Bourbon
Another limited edition release, Frank August Case Study XO PX Brandy Cask Finished Small Batch Straight Bourbon is finished in Pedro Ximenez (PX) brandy casks, which adds a rich and opulent twist to the classic bourbon profile.
On the nose, the aroma is already decidedly distinct, with notes of baked peaches and dark chocolate, followed by some allspice and oak. The palate is subtle but it builds, revealing a balance of fruit, spice, and brown sugar. The finish however is full and bright, with a medium length that lingers gently.
Who Makes Frank August Bourbon?
When there’s this much buzz over a particular bourbon brand, it’s only natural that people start to wonder ‘who makes Frank August Bourbon?’
True to its heritage, Frank August Bourbon is sourced from an undisclosed distillery in Kentucky. The bourbon is crafted in small batches–just 10-15 barrels–and the distillers use traditional methods with the finest ingredients to create this coveted product.
Where To Get Frank August Small Batch Bourbon
Frank August Bourbon should be available in select retailers and online stores, but because of how much buzz it’s been making, you’d be hard-pressed to find a bottle that hasn’t already been reserved for purchase. So be sure to visit
Pascale’s Liquors Liverpool, NY
. Head over to
7401 Oswego Road, Liverpool, NY 13090
, and make it a point to look for Nick so he can walk you through exactly what people love about Frank August Small Batch Bourbon and its different variants.