Very Olde St. Nick Superfreak 10 Year Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
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Very Olde St. Nick Superfreak 10 Year Bourbon is a one-of-a-kind, ultra-rare Kentucky straight bourbon crafted in minuscule 1–3 barrel batches by the legendary Olde St. Nick Distillery. At 102.7 proof (51.35% ABV), this “Superfreak” release is a mysterious and bold oddity, defying traditional expectations of bourbon with a unique, complex flavor profile that sets it apart from anything else in the whiskey world.
Each Superfreak bottle is a tribute to the artistry of the past, distilled by passionate craftsmen whose techniques yield an expression that’s as fascinating as it is flavorful. The bourbon community reveres Superfreak as one of the most elusive and collectible bottles in circulation—often whispered about, rarely seen, and never forgotten.
Key Features:
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Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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Age: 10 Years
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Proof: 102.7
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ABV: 51.35%
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Volume: 750ml
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Batch Size: Extremely small (1–3 barrel batches)
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Distillery: Olde St. Nick Distillery
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Location: Bardstown, Kentucky
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Release Style: Limited “Freak” Edition
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Sweet corn, toasted oak, dark sugar, leather
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Palate: Layered spice, brown butter, dried cherry, nutmeg
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Finish: Deep, long, with warm oak and earthy undertones
How to Enjoy:
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Best savored neat to appreciate its rich and eccentric complexity
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Pairs wonderfully with dark chocolate, aged cheese, or a contemplative evening
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A true collector's item, ideal for bourbon hunters and enthusiasts
FAQ:
Q: Why is it called “Superfreak”?
A: This name represents its rare and unconventional nature. It’s a “freak” in the best way—a unicorn bottle for true whiskey lovers.
Q: How limited is this release?
A: Very. Only 1 to 3 barrels are used per batch, making each release incredibly small and collectible.
Q: Where is it made?
A: At the Olde St. Nick Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky—renowned for reviving ultra-rare, heritage-style bourbons.
