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Jefferson's Ocean is a hyper-aged, darker, richer and caramelized bourbon that results from the constant motion and extreme weather of the ocean. Learn about the history, nose, flavor, finish and ratings of this unique bourbon, and how to buy it online or at a store near you.
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OCEAN RYE. LIMITED EDITIONS. MARIAN MCLAIN. RESERVE SINGLE...
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Founded in 1997, Jefferson’s is the brainchild of Trey...
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Feb 23, 2017 · How does aging bourbon on a ship affect its flavor? Read this review of Jefferson's Ocean, a rye-based bourbon that claims to have a dark rum and Islay Scotch character. Find out the pros and cons of this unique product and its price range.
Apr 29, 2022 · Price: $80 (2022) Official Website. Buy Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea Rye Voyage 26 at Frootbat. Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea series was created as an experiment to see how much of an impact aging barrels on a ship would have on a bourbon.
Jefferson's Ocean Rye is a double-barreled rye whiskey that travels the world on ships at sea, blending the bold flavor of Rye with the rich caramelization that comes from the unique sea aging process. See ratings, reviews, and availability of this 26th voyage of rye's first voyage.
Released: January 2015. Proof: 90. Age: NAS. Mashbill: Undisclosed. Color: Pale Gold. MSRP: $85 (2015) Official Website. This is Jefferson’s 4th ocean-aged bourbon release. The mashbill for this release is 25-30% rye, the bourbon is sourced from an undisclosed distillery (ies) in Kentucky, and is said to be about 6-7 years old.
Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea series was created as an experiment to see how much of an impact aging barrels on a ship would have on a bourbon. According to the company, “each voyage of Jefferson’s Ocean typically crosses the equator four times, visits five continents and over 30 ports on an average sailing.”
