In their coming soon book: Anderson Valley Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout.
Sounds good right?
here's the rest on it.
Complexity. Aged for three months in Wild Turkey Bourbon barrels, this luxurious stout has a deep ebony hue and a beautiful mahogany head. The woody, vanilla-like notes imparted by the barrels mingle with aromas of fresh baked bread, toffee, and espresso and envelop the rich chocolate and roasted barley flavors with a fine bourbon character. Our exclusive partnership with Wild Turkey gives Anderson Valley a world class, consistent source of barrelage, allowing our brewers to explore new frontiers in barrel-aged craft beer.
(From: https://avbc.com/our-beers/anderson-valley-wild-turkey-bourbon-barrel-stout/)
Since Stouts have been our primary product recently, it's time to up the stakes and try adding some barrel flavor. All the ingredients are ready except for the bourbon. Pennsylvania liquor stores aren't open on Sundays, but don't worry: Will's going to get some Wild Turkey tomorrow to put on oak until time for secondary fermentation.
My idea of a recipe:
http://www.brewtoad.com/recipes/bourbon-stout-4
Of course like so many other recent plans, this one still needs a name
Leading candidates so far: falchion or abbatoir.
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