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Noted California winemaker Dave Phinney is not one to rest on his laurels. A few years ago we profiled the second of two sourced whiskeys he had produced, each being finished in former wine casks. The label under which these were produced, Splinter Group Spirits, was sold off along with his Orin Swift Cellars last year. He’s staying in the spirits game, however, having recently debuted two new sourced American whiskeys finished once again in ex-wine barrels.
Savage & Cooke, the name of Phinney’s new spirits label, is now offering Second Glance American Whiskey and The Burning Chair American Bourbon. The first of these, Second Glance, is described as an American blend, with the youngest whiskey in it being five years old. It is said “tiny lots” are sourced from Kentucky after aging in ex-bourbon barrels, finished in wine barrels from Phinney’s Napa Valley Cabernet projects and cut to 88 proof with water from his high elevation property in Alexander Valley in Northern California.