Five O'Clock Whiskey

The name Five O'Clock celebrates the moment the workday ends and the glass can finally be poured. From the heart of Kentucky comes this bourbon with a clear message: good craft doesn't need a high price tag to taste right. This is everyday bourbon, made with the same respect as the pricier names on the shelf.

Five O'Clock Old Oak Peanut Butter Spanish Whiskey Liqueur 70 cl 35%

Item no.: 059763-615-714

Five O'Clock Old Oak Peanut Butter Spanish Whiskey Liqueur 70 cl 35%

Old Oak Peanut Butter Whiskey is a perfect mixture between the soft and delicate taste of whiskey and the sweetness of a whiskey liqueur. Let the fine taste of peanuts, cacao and caramel surprise you, in combination with the “bite” you might expect from a whiskey.

Distillery: Five O'Clock
Name: Old Oak Peanut Butter
Age: NA
Type: Spanish Whiskey Liqueur
Alc. strength: 35 %
70 cl.
1pcs.
44,00EUR

About Five O'Clock

Five O'Clock is a Kentucky bourbon aimed at drinkers who want classic American whiskey without the big price tag. For newcomers it's an approachable, friendly entry into bourbon; commercially it's more of an everyday pour than a collector's item, but that's exactly what makes it a solid choice in a crowded category.

For decades the whisky has been one of France's best-selling whisky brands, carried by an approachable price and broad distribution.

History & Background

There is not much publicly available history on Five O'Clock, and the house keeps a relatively low profile about its origins. What is clear is its position in the range, reflected in the style and character described above.

Production & Style

The whisky is a blend of grain and malt whisky, composed with a focus on a light, straightforward everyday style.

Signature Style

Light, Straightforward, Gentle
The whisky offers a light, straightforward character with a gentle, approachable finish.

Facts

Producer	William Pitters
Founded	1968
Pronounced	Five o'Clock
Country	France
Owner	La Martiniquaise

Did you know?

Outside Scotland and the US, whisky distilleries now operate in over 20 countries, from Taiwan to South Africa, a trend often grouped under the term world whisky.

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