Penelope Bourbon releases new Cognac-finished whiskey using Madagascar casks
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What happened
Penelope Bourbon introduced 'Madagascar,' a new expression in its Cooper Series. This bourbon whiskey was finished in Cognac casks that were sourced from Madagascar.
From reflector.com
Why it matters
The release explores how finishing bourbon in Cognac casks can transform the flavor profile of the whiskey. This ties into the use of casks sourced from Madagascar in the Cognac industry.
From reflector.com
Who's involved
- CognacThe spirit used for the finishing casks.
- MadagascarThe location from which the finishing casks are sourced.
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The entities involved
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Cognac
commune in Charente, New Aquitaine, France
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Madagascar
island in the Indian Ocean, part of the country Madagascar