Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 Bourbon
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Eleven years of Heaven Hill, bottled without dilution at 129 proof.
Elijah Craig · Heaven Hill, KY
About this bottle ↓
Experience the rich, unadulterated essence of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925, a masterfully crafted bourbon bottled at an impressive 129 proof. With a deep amber hue, this 11-year-old bourbon offers a bold aroma of caramel, toasted oak, and apple and orange fruit notes. On the palate, it offers a luxurious blend of rich vanilla, creamy caramel, and decadent butterscotch, balanced by robust spices such as black pepper and cinnamon. The finish is long and layered, leaving a cooling sensation that beckons another sip. As an uncut and unfiltered bourbon straight from the barrel, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C924 embodies the raw essence of the brand, making it a must-have for bourbon collectors and connoisseurs seeking a pure, bold sipping experience.
Process & Profile
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 is crafted from a mash bill of 78% corn, 10% rye, and 12% malted barley. Each bottle is drawn uncut and unfiltered straight from the barrel, ensuring an authentic, full-strength bourbon experience. This batch is aged for 11 years, resulting in a deep amber hue that speaks to its lengthy maturation. Without chill filtering, every bottle preserves the bourbon's natural character, complexity, and richness.
Tasting Notes
- Color: Deep amber, a visual testament to its extended aging.
- Aroma: Layers of caramel and toasted oak, mingled with fruit notes of apple and orange, set the stage—secondary aromas of charred oak, cinnamon, and brown sugar invite further exploration.
- Palate: The first sip reveals rich vanilla, creamy caramel, and butterscotch, balanced by assertive spice—think black pepper and cinnamon—with undertones of charred oak and dark fruit.
- Finish: Medium to long, accented by smooth caramel, vanilla, hints of orchard fruit, barrel char, cocoa, and a subtle, lingering warmth from the proof.
What Makes It Special
What distinguishes Batch C924 is its uncompromising approach:
- Barrel Strength: Bottled at 129 proof, offering the bourbon in its purest form—uncut and unfiltered.
- No Chill Filtering: Preserves every nuance of flavor for a more textured, layered palate experience.
- Age Statement: 11 years of maturation allows deep integration of oak, spice, and sweetness.
- Small-Batch Rarity: Released in a limited edition, C925 is highly sought after by collectors and aficionados for its bold character and authenticity.
How to Enjoy
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 is designed for those who appreciate bold, undiluted flavors:
- Neat: Savor it straight to experience its full strength and complexity.
- With a Splash of Water: Adding a few drops can open up aromatic layers and mellow the intensity, revealing subtler notes of fruit and spice.
- In a Premium Cocktail: Use sparingly in classic bourbon cocktails where its robust profile will shine through.
For the best experience, pour into a wide-mouthed glass and allow it to breathe—its evolving nose and palate are worth savoring slowly. Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C924 is not just a bourbon; it's a benchmark for unfiltered, barrel-strength American whiskey—a must-have for enthusiasts searching for genuine intensity and depth in every sip.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C924?
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 is an uncut, unfiltered bourbon released in 2024, aged 11 years, and bottled at 129 proof. It is part of Elijah Craig's acclaimed Barrel Proof series, prized for presenting whiskey in its purest form—straight from the barrel without chill filtration or dilution.
What is the mash bill for Batch C924?
The mash bill for Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 consists of 78% corn, 10% rye, and 12% malted barley.
How old is Batch C925?
Batch C924 is aged 11 years, 0 months, offering depth and complexity from over a decade in oak barrels.
What are the tasting notes for Batch C925?
Batch C925 presents a deep amber color with an inviting aroma of caramel, toasted oak, and fruit notes such as apple and orange. The palate features rich vanilla, creamy caramel, butterscotch, robust spices like cinnamon and black pepper, and a long, layered finish with lingering sweetness and subtle oak.
What is the proof and ABV of this batch?
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 is bottled at 129 proof, which is equivalent to 64.5% ABV.
How does Batch C925 compare to previous releases?
Unlike older Elijah Craig Barrel Proof batches that featured a standard 12-year age statement, Batch C924 is aged 11 years and continues the series' tradition of bold, full-flavored bourbon delivered at cask strength. Each batch differs slightly in age and proof, providing unique tasting experiences.
Is Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 a limited edition?
Yes, each batch of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof is produced in limited quantities. Batch C924 is a one-time release, sought after by collectors and bourbon enthusiasts.
What is the recommended way to enjoy Batch C925?
Due to its high proof and robust profile, Batch C924 can be enjoyed neat, with a splash of water, or over ice to open up its flavors. Traditional tasting glassware, such as a Glencairn glass, is recommended to appreciate its complex aromas and flavors fully.
What is the suggested retail price for Batch C925?
The suggested retail price (MSRP) for Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C924 is $74.99, though pricing may vary based on location and availability.
Is Batch C925 chill-filtered?
No, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C924 is not chill-filtered, allowing the whiskey to retain more flavor and character straight from the barrel.
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Batch C925 Bourbon — Frequently Asked Questions
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