The Synthesis III edition from Barrell Whiskey in collaboration with T8KE brings a bold, unconventional blend of straight bourbons and rye whiskeys—distilled in Indiana and Kentucky—and finished in rare Ratafia de Champagne barrels. At full cask strength, this release is crafted to challenge conventions and reward positioned collectors and premium bourbon drinkers alike. Limited in quantity, packed with character, and designed for the adventurer’s shelf.

Key Features

• Collaborative release: Barrell Whiskey x T8KE

• Straight bourbon and rye whiskeys blended, matured in Indiana & Kentucky

• Finished in Ratafia de Champagne barrels for elevated flavor complexity

• Bottled at cask strength (approx. 60 % ABV / 120 proof)

• 750 ml bottle size

• Limited edition release: small batch, niche allocation

• Immediately shelf‑worthy with bold label design and premium positioning

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Candied oak, vanilla bean, warm rye spice, subtle red‑fruit compote

• Palate: Rich caramel corn meets baking spices, layered with dried fruit and toasted oak; rye backbone gives an herbal edge

• Finish: Long, full‑bodied warmth with lingering dark chocolate, cinnamon and a hint of tannic leather

How to Enjoy

• Serve neat or with a drop of water to unlock deeper nuances

• Use in a high‑impact Old Fashioned: Synthesis III, demerara sugar, orange peel

• Try a bold Smoky Boulevardier: Synthesis III, sweet vermouth, Campari, large ice cube

• Display proudly — limited release that stands out in any bourbon collection

FAQs

Q: What is “Synthesis III”?
A: It is the third installment in the Synthesis series from Barrell x T8KE — a blend of straight bourbons and rye whiskeys, further finished in unique barrels.

Q: What proof is this release?
A: Approximately 60% ABV (120 proof), full cask strength for bold flavor.

Q: Is it widely available?
A: No — it’s a limited edition release with small‑batch quantities, aimed at enthusiasts and collectors.

Q: Is there an age statement or mash bill disclosed?
A: None publicly disclosed; the focus is on the blend and finish rather than specific ages or mash bills.