Angel’s Envy Triple Oak Bourbon

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About Angel’s Envy Triple Oak Bourbon

Angel’s Envy Triple Oak Bourbon is a permanent Signature Series expression introduced in 2024. Kentucky straight bourbon is separately finished in toasted Hungarian, Kentucky Chinkapin, and French oak barrels before the components are blended together. Each oak contributes a different character, creating a layered bourbon with apricot, vanilla, baking spice, chocolate, coffee, toasted oak, and dark-sugar notes.

Bottle Information

Whiskey Type Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Three Oak Varieties
Brand Angel’s Envy
Expression Angel’s Envy Triple Oak Bourbon
Distillery Base bourbon distillation source not publicly stated
Producer Louisville Distilling Company, operating as Angel’s Envy
Country and Region United States — Kentucky; finished, blended, and bottled in Louisville
Grain Composition Not publicly disclosed for this expression
Distillation Produced as Kentucky straight bourbon; specific distillation details are not publicly stated
Release Year 2024
Release Type Main and permanent Signature Series release
Age Statement No age statement
Cask Type Initially matured in new charred American white-oak barrels. Portions of the bourbon are then separately finished in toasted Hungarian oak, Kentucky Chinkapin oak, and French oak barrels before blending.
Filtration Not publicly stated
Proof / ABV 92 proof / 46% ABV

Prices

MSRP

$74.99

Fair Store Price

$60–$75

Secondary Market

No Premium

Angel’s Envy launched Triple Oak with an official suggested retail price of $74.99 for a 750 mL bottle. Current retail offers can fall near $60, making approximately $60 to $75 a fair store price. Triple Oak is a nationally distributed, permanent Signature Series release and does not normally command a dependable secondary-market premium. Buyers should generally avoid paying substantially above MSRP.

Flavor Profile

Ripe apricot, honeysuckle, caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak lead the nose. The palate develops baking spice, chocolate, cinnamon, vanilla custard, brioche, red plum, coffee, tobacco, and leather. The finish is layered and warming, with lingering nutmeg, black pepper, cardamom, brown sugar, molasses, and gently drying oak.