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Little Book The Infinite II Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Little Book The Infinite II Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

750 ML

$259.99
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2025 Release

Little Book Infinite Edition II successfully builds upon its previous release by expertly blending whiskeys from three generations of Noe master distillers, resulting in a rich, heavy, and surprisingly well-balanced high proof bourbon.

Little Book Infinite was inspired by the “infinity bottle” practice, where you continuously add whiskey from other bottles, creating a unique and ever-evolving blend. For Little Book, the bourbon consists of whiskeys distilled by three generations of Noe family master distillers: Booker Noe, Fred Noe, and Freddie Noe. Each Little Book Infinite Edition holds back a portion of its blend to be used as the base bourbon of the next edition’s blend to build off of.

Tasting Notes:

Color: Dark Gold

Nose: A wave of cinnamon and dry dark chocolate is accented by underlying oak. It has some weight to it, along with ample spice that comes across as somewhat hot at first. As the ethanol rolls out of the glass, the whiskey’s aroma opens and becomes more expressive, giving way to dense caramel sweetness, dark fruits, and a hint of smoke. It’s a big opening, which isn’t immediately impressive, but develops into a rich introduction the more time you spend with it.

Palate:
The sip is bold up front, with all the whiskey’s proof points working to create intensity at the onset. Baking spices combine with layers of rich caramel, graham cracker, and brown sugar. Aged oak, cinnamon, and vanilla custard weaved in, adding dimensions to the sip’s hefty mouthfeel. It has a familiar nutty Booker’s Bourbon undertone but doesn’t taste exactly like a high aged Booker’s.

Finish: The bold palate inevitably leads to a long finish. Waves of brown sugar and caramel coincide with receding baking spices and punchy heat. An underlyinnuttiness creeps in, providing contrast to the tapering spice.This time out, the additions include a 22-year-old bourbon distilled by Booker, a 10-year-old from Fred, and a 7-year-old from Freddie. Given the age range included, on paper it looks like Freddie was striving for a yin and yang level of balance.

60.2% ABV / 120.4 Proof

750 ML

2025 Release

Little Book Infinite Edition II successfully builds upon its previous release by expertly blending whiskeys from three generations of Noe master distillers, resulting in a rich, heavy, and surprisingly well-balanced high proof bourbon.

 

Little Book Infinite was inspired by the “infinity bottle” practice, where you continuously add whiskey from other bottles, creating a unique and ever-evolving blend. For Little Book, the bourbon consists of whiskeys distilled by three generations of Noe family master distillers: Booker Noe, Fred Noe, and Freddie Noe. Each Little Book Infinite Edition holds back a portion of its blend to be used as the base bourbon of the next edition’s blend to build off of.

 

Tasting Notes:

 

Color: Dark Gold

 

Nose: A wave of cinnamon and dry dark chocolate is accented by underlying oak. It has some weight to it, along with ample spice that comes across as somewhat hot at first. As the ethanol rolls out of the glass, the whiskey’s aroma opens and becomes more expressive, giving way to dense caramel sweetness, dark fruits, and a hint of smoke. It’s a big opening, which isn’t immediately impressive, but develops into a rich introduction the more time you spend with it.

 

Palate: The sip is bold up front, with all the whiskey’s proof points working to create intensity at the onset. Baking spices combine with layers of rich caramel, graham cracker, and brown sugar. Aged oak, cinnamon, and vanilla custard weaved in, adding dimensions to the sip’s hefty mouthfeel. It has a familiar nutty Booker’s Bourbon undertone but doesn’t taste exactly like a high aged Booker’s.

 

Finish: The bold palate inevitably leads to a long finish. Waves of brown sugar and caramel coincide with receding baking spices and punchy heat. An underlying nuttiness creeps in, providing contrast to the tapering spice.

 

This time out, the additions include a 22-year-old bourbon distilled by Booker, a 10-year-old from Fred, and a 7-year-old from Freddie. Given the age range included, on paper it looks like Freddie was striving for a yin and yang level of balance.

 

60.2% ABV / 120.4 Proof

750 ML