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/_static/winebuyers-placeholder.png "Wild Turkey MASTER'S KEEP VOYAGE Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 53% Vol. 0,75l in Giftbox")
Wild Turkey Master's Keep Voyage Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 53% Vol. 0,75L In Giftbox
| Type | Spirits, Whiskey |
Product number: 675596
£320.24
Price per bottle
Master's Keep Voyage is an exceptional 106 proof 10 year old bourbon, the first
in Wild Turkey's history to be aged in Jamaican rum barrels. Crafted by Master
Distiller Eddie Russell in collaboration with Dr. Joy Spence, Appleton Estate
Rum's Master Blender, it reflects the expertise of two outstanding
professionals. With both having over 80 years of spirits-making experience, this
bourbon combines the best aspects of bourbon and rum-making.
To create this special spirit, Dr. Spence hand-selected barrels that had
previously aged 14 year old pot still rum from Jamaica. These barrels, which
offer rich flavors, were chosen for the rich caramel notes of Wild Turkey
Bourbon. After being brought to Wild Turkey Distilling Co. in Kentucky, they
were filled with a batch of 10-year-old bourbon that had previously been aged in
the traditional No. 4 charcoal barrels.
in Wild Turkey's history to be aged in Jamaican rum barrels. Crafted by Master
Distiller Eddie Russell in collaboration with Dr. Joy Spence, Appleton Estate
Rum's Master Blender, it reflects the expertise of two outstanding
professionals. With both having over 80 years of spirits-making experience, this
bourbon combines the best aspects of bourbon and rum-making.
To create this special spirit, Dr. Spence hand-selected barrels that had
previously aged 14 year old pot still rum from Jamaica. These barrels, which
offer rich flavors, were chosen for the rich caramel notes of Wild Turkey
Bourbon. After being brought to Wild Turkey Distilling Co. in Kentucky, they
were filled with a batch of 10-year-old bourbon that had previously been aged in
the traditional No. 4 charcoal barrels.