Fiddler Whiskey, out of Georgia....

This evenings tipple is outSTANDING. 

'Georgia Heartwood', a very, very limited run from Fiddler Whiskey.   What they have to say about it:

"Fiddler GA Heartwood (Batch 2 & our annual, limited release, Cask Strength, Single Barrel Fiddler) began with the same high-wheat mash bill as Batch 1 of Fiddler, then we finished it on Georgia white oak heartwood staves that we hand-charred and placed in the barrels. in 2015, we harvested this Georgia oak in Jackson County, Georgia, seasoned it outdoors (the ideal way to season wood) for over a year, and charred the staves of this heartwood in our Head Distiller, J. Manglitz's, wood stove before placing each hand-charred stave in Fiddler's new, charred 53-gallon barrels for the final two to three months of maturation.

In addition to the wheat lending a soft, silky texture and salted caramel, the Georgia staves leant maple, sandalwood, oak, a rounder mouthfeel, and a textured complexity rarely seen in a bourbon whiskey. 

51% corn, 45% wheat, 4% malted barley"

I'm glad I snapped this up when I saw it. Our next trip down to that part of the world, I'll try to find another like it.