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The Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey Release 17 is Complex

The Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey Release 17 is the latest creation from the Seattle-based distillery that has been crafted with "collaboration casks" to help impart a complex flavor to the spirit.

The whiskey was made by aging it in barrels that were then sent to Letterpress Distilling to age its Amaro Amarino before being sent back to Copperworks for the final aging process. This helps to create a product that has notes of orange, peppermint and menthol along with flavors of cedar and sarsaparilla, and a finish of bitter orange and mint.

The Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey Release 17 is a limited-edition release and is only available from the distillery itself or via its online shop. The distillery has also crafted a gin using the same technique.
Trend Themes
1. Collaboration Casks - Opportunity for distilleries to collaborate with other beverage producers to create unique flavor profiles and complex spirits.
2. Amaro Whiskey - Growing trend of finishing whiskeys in Amaro barrels, leading to the development of unique and distinctive flavor profiles.
3. Limited-edition Releases - Increasing demand for exclusive and limited-edition spirits, providing an opportunity for distilleries to create a sense of rarity and exclusivity.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Distilleries - Craft distilleries can explore collaboration with other producers and experiment with different barrel finishes to create innovative spirits and stand out in a competitive market.
2. Beverage Production - Beverage producers, such as Amaro distilleries, can collaborate with whiskey distilleries to expand their product range and tap into the growing trend of barrel-finished spirits.
3. E-commerce Platforms - E-commerce platforms specializing in selling limited-edition spirits can capitalize on the increasing demand for exclusive releases by featuring and promoting unique whiskey offerings.

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