
Bomberger's Declaration Bourbon 750ML
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A tribute to one of America’s earliest whiskey names, Bomberger’s Declaration Bourbon is a limited, small-batch Kentucky straight bourbon bottled at a bold, near-cask strength. Crafted in the tradition of robust, age-forward bourbons, it layers rich oak with dark fruit, caramelized sugars, and lively baking spice—delivering a complex sip that rewards slow appreciation neat, on a large cube, or in elevated classics.
Why You’ll Like It
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Limited annual release with collector appeal and serious flavor density
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Higher proof for amplified aroma, texture, and a long, warming finish
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Expertly balanced: deep oak and spice without losing sweetness or finesse
Tasting Notes
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Aroma: Caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, cherry compote, baking spice
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Palate: Brown sugar, dark chocolate, ripe stone fruit, cinnamon/clove, roasted nuts
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Finish: Long and warming with oak spice, cocoa, and a hint of orange zest
How to Enjoy
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Neat to experience full structure and evolving layers
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With a few drops of water to open dark fruit and confection notes
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Old Fashioned (reserve): 2 oz Bomberger’s, 0.25 oz demerara, 2 dashes bitters, orange oils
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Manhattan (robust): 2 oz Bomberger’s, 1 oz sweet vermouth, 2 dashes bitters, cherry
Food Pairings
Smoked brisket, peppered steak, aged gouda or cheddar, pecan pie.
Product Specs
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Category: Kentucky Straight Bourbon (limited release)
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ABV/Proof: Varies by release; typically high proof (often ~108–116 proof)
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Mashbill: Kentucky bourbon grain bill (corn-led; exact recipe undisclosed)
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Bottle Size: 750ml
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Origin: Kentucky, USA
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Release cadence: Limited/annual
FAQs
Is Bomberger’s the same every year?
No—each release is small-batch and proof can vary, but the profile remains rich, oak-driven, and spice-forward.
Is it good for cocktails?
Yes—its higher proof stands up in spirit-forward classics, though many collectors prefer it neat or with a splash of water.
How does it compare to everyday bourbons?
Expect more intensity, longer finish, and greater complexity due to careful barrel selection and higher bottling proof.