Andalusia Revenant Oak Peated Single Malt

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About Andalusia Revenant Oak Peated Single Malt

Andalusia Revenant Oak is a peated American single malt produced in Blanco, Texas, from 100% malted barley. Inspired by traditional smoky Scotch whisky, it is matured in used bourbon barrels that the distillery describes as being brought “back to life.” Bottled at a robust 100 proof, Revenant Oak combines earthy peat smoke with toasted malt, caramelized sweetness, citrus, charred oak, and warming spice. The result is a distinctly Texan interpretation of a classic peated single malt. Andalusia currently lists the 750 mL bottle at $58.99.

Bottle Information

Whiskey Type Peated American Single Malt Whiskey
Brand Andalusia Whiskey Co.
Expression Revenant Oak Peated Single Malt
Distillery Andalusia Whiskey Co.
Producer Andalusia Whiskey Co.
Country and Region United States — Blanco, Texas, Texas Hill Country
Grain Composition 100% malted barley
Peat Level Peated; official phenol level or ppm not publicly disclosed
Distillation Distilled in a handcrafted copper pot still; number of distillations not publicly disclosed
Age Statement No age statement
Cask Type Used American bourbon barrels
Filtration Not publicly disclosed
Proof / ABV 100 proof / 50% ABV

Prices

MSRP

$58.99

Fair Store Price

$55–$65

Secondary Market

Limited Data

Andalusia Whiskey Co. currently lists Revenant Oak at $58.99 for a 750 mL bottle. Retail prices commonly fall between approximately $55 and $62, making $55 to $65 a fair store-price range. Revenant Oak is a regular production whiskey rather than a highly allocated release, so it does not have a dependable secondary-market premium. Pricing can be higher outside Andalusia's primary distribution area because of limited regional availability and shipping costs.

Flavor Profile

Earthy peat smoke, charred oak, toasted malt, worn leather, and a fading campfire lead the aroma. The palate balances the smoke with caramelized sugar, toasted marshmallow, vanilla, candied orange, roasted grain, and black pepper. The finish is warm and moderately long, combining lingering peat, burnt sugar, citrus peel, dry oak, and gentle spice.