Empirical SOKA – 750ML

Empirical SOKA – 750ML

Introduction Welcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, were featuring theEmpirical SOKA – 750ML, a premium spirit that is a testament to the innovative tradition and craftsmanship of Empirical Spirits. This bottle is a treasure for both the seasoned connoisseur and the curious newcomer.

About Empirical SOKA

• Name: Empirical SOKA
• Type: Spirit
• Origin: Crafted with sorghum from Kentucky and Wisconsin, USA
• Distillery: Empirical Spirits
• Alcohol Content:43% ABV

Flavor ProfileEmpirical SOKA boasts a flavor profile that is deeply rooted in the traditions of its origin:

• Aroma: A balance of brighter and darker aromas of melon, green apple, and hay
• Taste: Fruity with melon, cucumber, and honey, as well as hints of brine and fermented grass
• Finish: A unique finish that combines fresh cut grass, green apple, and silage

Key Features

• Craftsmanship: Combines distillates of fermented fresh sorghum juice and syrup, with the fresh juice lending springy, green flavors and the syrup bringing forward darker aromas of harvest
• Packaging: While specific details about the packaging are not provided, Empirical is known for its minimalist and modern bottle design.
• Pairings: Enjoy neat, with cola or twist on a Mojito

Why Choose Empirical SOKA?

• Rare Gem: SOKA is an intersection of flavors bound by incessant curiosity and one key ingredient: sorghum
• Award-Winning: While specific awards are not mentioned, the innovative nature of this spirit is sure to turn heads.
• Affordable Luxury: Priced at $50.00 USD, it offers an affordable luxury, providing a unique and high-quality tasting experience

Where to BuyYou can find Empirical SOKA at select liquor stores, online retailers, or directly from Empirical Spirits.Dont miss out on this exceptional spirit that brings a piece of the lands rich flavors to your glassEnjoy the journey through the unique taste of sorghum with every sip!

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