Cutwater Devil's Share Bourbon Whiskey is an award-winning American bourbon from Cutwater's San Diego distillery — aged in virgin, heavily charred American oak barrels for a wickedly smooth character that earned the NY International Spirits Competition Gold Medal, presenting as a genuine celebration of bourbon heritage with authentic craft production.The 'Devil's Share' is a poetic whiskey term for the portion of spirit that evaporates into the air during barrel aging — the amount that the devil takes as his due. Cutwater embraces the concept as a mark of quality: the patience to age properly, accepting losses for the sake of a better result. Browse all Cutwater at Wooden Cork.Tasting Notes Nose: Classic bourbon aromatics — caramel, vanilla, and the char character of heavily charred American oak Palate: Rich and smooth — caramel, vanilla, charred oak, and warm bourbon spice Finish: Long and warm with lingering caramel and oak Specs Distillery: Cutwater Spirits, San Diego, California Style: Bourbon Whiskey Aging: Virgin, heavily charred American oak barrels Awards: NY International Spirits Competition Gold Medal Size: 750ml {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"What does the Devil's Share name mean?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"The Devil's Share is the portion of spirit that evaporates during barrel aging — the volume lost to the air while the whiskey matures. Cutwater uses it as a mark of quality: accepting evaporative losses for the patience required to age properly and produce a better result."}}]}
