Friday, June 17, 2016
Review of the Barreled Aged Pure Maple Syrup aged in Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Barrels
The word “pappy” has almost become a common household name these days. At least around here in Kentucky anyways. And even though many know it as bourbon, many of them don’t realize that there are other products that have received a golden kiss from the empty barrels that once aged the most sought after bourbon in the world. One of those products is the barrel-aged pure maple syrup aged in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels sold by the Pappy & Company.
The Pappy & Company partnered with a great family owned company found in the state of Ohio called Bissel Maple Farm to form this barreled finish sweetness. I love bourbon and I love maple syrup and this is a perfect match simply made in a barrel. The strong smell of bourbon is very distinct when the cap is removed and The color of the maple syrup has a dark amber, enhanced from the finishing process of bourbon barrels. The Pappy syrup is thinner than one would find in a store bought maple syrup, a good characteristic of a well-balanced syrup. This property helps using it in cocktails, cooking, and a high stack of flapjacks.
Many believe that maple syrup has natural antioxidants that can prevent diseases caused by free radicals, such as cancer or diabetes. So both with whiskey having a history of medicinal proposes along with the natural benefits of maple syrup, this is a combination that cannot be missed.
It’s set at a good price point considering it’s an artisan style syrup and the fact that it’s finished in pappy barrels.
So, if you want to further in light your friends in your bourbon knowledge, make them some fluffy pancakes or french toast and finish it off with some real pappy syrup.
Per Pappy & Co.
This current batch of pure maple syrup was made with sap harvested from the Bissell's maple Farm in Ohio in the Spring of 2015 and aged 6 months in Van Winkle 10 and 12 year old barrels.
http://bissellmaplefarm.com/
Retail Price - $38.00
Where to buy?
Pappyco.com
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