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COOPER AND THIEF BOURBON BARREL AGED RED BLEND REVIEWS FULL

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So, think of it as a liqueur, digestif, or dessert wine and I'm sure you’ll love it. It’ll shock you, and your first impression will not be good. If you taste it thinking you’re gonna be getting a typical red wine with a little bit of Bourbon flavor, you’ll be getting the equivalent of thinking you’re taking a sip of cola and it’s actually orange juice.

The key to really enjoying this wine is thinking of it as more of a liqueur than a wine (I even drink it out of a brandy snifter instead of a wine glass). It finishes with blackberries, Bourbon, a chalky mouthfeel on the tongue, and a syrupy coating over your teeth. Vanilla is again the main attraction, with other flavors like blackberries, black raspberries, and that unmistakable Bourbon whiskey flavor.

COOPER AND THIEF BOURBON BARREL AGED RED BLEND REVIEWS FULL

On the palate it's full bodied, has an extremely lush mouthfeel, and super soft and sweet tannin.

There's a ton of vanilla backed up with raisins, cherry wood, and black licorice. The nose has an awesome ethanol burn to it that brings the aromas up to your nostrils. Cooper & Thief Cellarmasters Bourbon Barrel Aged Red will give you a sweet taste of mischief and have you dreaming about the bluegrass hills of Kentucky with.