Penelope F*ck Cancer Blend of Straight Whiskies
Product details
| Management number | 253707598 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$34.00 | Model Number | 253707598 | ||
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A bold, purpose-driven expression, this release from Penelope marries great flavor with a meaningful mission. The F*ck Cancer blend is rich, complex and designed to support a cause, delivering both character and conscience in one bottle.
Origins & Craftsmanship
Produced by Penelope Bourbon in the United States, this special-edition whiskey is a blend of straight whiskeys aged approximately 4-6 years, bottled at 116 proof (58% ABV). The mash bill is reported at 42% corn / 37% rye / 21% malted barley, and the blend is crafted to provide intense flavor while supporting cancer-awareness initiatives. Every bottle contributes to the cause and honours those impacted by the disease.
Tasting Profile
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Nose: Warm and inviting — notes of chocolate-chip raisin bread, caramel syrup, brown sugar, hints of chili-powder spice and subtle barrel char.
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Palate: Creamy and layered — first impressions of butterscotch and black cherry, followed by cocoa powder, orange-zest brightness, roasted oak and a whisper of butterscotch crème brûlée.
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Finish: Long and oily — sweet rye-bread fruitiness and citrus peel fade into seasoned oak and warm spice, leaving a lingering impression of richness and resilience.
Quick Overview
| ABV / Proof | Origin / Region | Production / Blend | Aging / Maturation | Aromas & Flavors | Style / Identity |
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| ~58% ABV (116 proof) | United States | Blend of straight whiskeys (mash bill: 42/37/21 corn/rye/barley) | Aged ~4-6 years | Raisin bread, caramel, black cherry, cocoa, orange-zest, seasoned oak | Limited-edition charitable release; flavor-forward, mission-oriented |
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