Blue Run Flight Series II Bourbon 'Santa Monica Pier' 115.1 Proof


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Description

The Blue Run Flight Series II ‘Santa Monica Pier’ is a bold, high-proof Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey that delivers a vibrant and layered tasting experience. Crafted as part of Blue Run’s limited Flight Series II collection, this release offers a unique flavor profile inspired by its namesake — rich, inviting, and full of character, much like a stroll along the iconic California pier.

Bottled at 115.1 proof (57.55% ABV), this small-batch bourbon combines deep caramel and oak richness with bright bursts of spice and sweetness. It’s designed for enthusiasts who appreciate both intensity and balance in their bourbon.


Key Features:

  • Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

  • Flight Series II – Santa Monica Pier edition

  • Bottled at 115.1 proof (57.55% ABV) for full-bodied flavor

  • Limited-edition small batch release

  • Distinctive Blue Run butterfly emblem with sleek, modern design

  • Complex flavor ideal for sipping neat or with a splash of water


🍯 Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Salted caramel, vanilla cream, toasted oak, and a hint of sea breeze freshness

  • Palate: Buttery toffee, cinnamon, roasted almond, dark fruit, and gentle coastal minerality

  • Finish: Long, warming, and slightly briny with lingering caramel and spice


🍸 How to Enjoy

  • Neat: Best for experiencing the rich complexity and proof strength

  • With a Splash of Water: Opens up floral, nutty, and fruit notes

  • On the Rocks: Slightly tempers the heat while maintaining depth

  • Pair with grilled seafood, salted dark chocolate, or smoked nuts


FAQ

Q: What is the Flight Series II?
A: Blue Run’s Flight Series II is a curated collection of small-batch bourbons, each highlighting a distinctive taste profile and personality.

Q: Is ‘Santa Monica Pier’ widely available?
A: No — it is a limited-edition release within the Flight Series II lineup.

Q: Does the coastal influence come from aging near the ocean?
A: No — the coastal character is a tasting note profile, not an indication of aging location.

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