Elijah Craig Small Batch 70cl
AED 175.00
Rich, oak-forward bourbon that makes your Old Fashioned taste like you actually know what you’re doing. Made in Kentucky and aged in charred oak barrels, it leans into caramel, vanilla, toasted nuts, and a warm baking-spice finish. It’s a small batch whiskey with real backbone—bold enough for cocktails, satisfying enough to sip.
Big, toasted-barrel bourbon energy, without the ego. Elijah Craig Small Batch is the kind of pour that makes you slow down mid-sip because there’s a lot going on, sweet up front, spice in the middle, then a warm, oaky goodbye.
- Nose: Caramel and vanilla lead, then toasted oak, cinnamon, and a little orange peel.
- Taste: Toffee, baked apple, and brown sugar roll in first, followed by baking spice, roasted nuts, and a firm oak backbone that keeps it from going candy-sweet.
- Finish: Long and warming, with lingering charred oak, cocoa dust, and a final flicker of peppery spice.
If you’re usually a whisky drinker who leans toward depth and layers, this is your bridge into bourbon without feeling like you’ve stepped into a dessert shop. It’s sweet, sure, but it’s also got structure, toasted wood, and spice that keeps every sip interesting.
Pour it neat when you want to catch the full wave of caramel, oak, and spice. Add a small splash of water and you’ll tease out more orange and vanilla, plus a softer, rounder mouthfeel. And in an Old Fashioned, it doesn’t disappear, the oak and baking spice stand up to bitters like they mean it.
Country of origin: United States (Kentucky). This is classic Kentucky bourbon character, but with enough barrel-driven intensity to keep curious drinkers coming back for “one more taste” to figure out what they’re picking up.
It’s also a solid “house bourbon” for home bartenders who want one bottle that can do multiple jobs. Sip it after dinner. Mix it for friends. Bring it to a barbecue and watch it become the default pour.
Fun Fact: Elijah Craig is often linked to the legend of being one of the first people to use charred oak barrels for bourbon, a happy accident that helped create the caramel-and-toasted-oak flavour profile we now chase.