Orphan Barrel Copper Tongue is a cask strength straight bourbon whiskey aged for 16 years and distilled and bottled in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Drawn from long forgotten barrels, this release showcases mature bourbon character with depth that can only come from extended aging.
Bottled at cask strength, Copper Tongue delivers a bold and unfiltered expression that appeals directly to seasoned bourbon collectors and high proof enthusiasts. Its limited availability and discontinued nature place it firmly in collector territory.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Dark caramel, seasoned oak, toasted vanilla, leather
Palate: Rich toffee, baking spice, charred oak, dark sugar
Finish: Long, warming, and dry with lingering oak and spice
FAQ
Q: Is Copper Tongue still in production?
A: No. This is a discontinued Orphan Barrel release with limited remaining market availability.
Q: Is this bottle high proof?
A: Yes. It is bottled at cask strength, offering a robust and intense profile.
Q: Why is this considered collectible?
A: The combination of 16 year aging, cask strength, orphaned barrels, and discontinued status makes it highly desirable to collectors.
Q: Is this more for sipping or collecting?
A: Both. It drinks exceptionally neat but also holds strong long term collector value.
