
A Shortcut to Whiskey Unicorn Status?
Rare South American amburana wood, which is credited with lending whiskey a “cinnamon roll in a glass” profile, has become a distiller obsession.
- story: Fred Siggins
- illustration: Nick Hensley
Rare South American amburana wood, which is credited with lending whiskey a “cinnamon roll in a glass” profile, has become a distiller obsession.
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