Frank August Case Study 07 French Connection Bourbon Whiskey

Case Study 07 French Connection is Frank August's Kentucky bourbon and rye finished across Calvados, Martinique rhum agricole, and Caribbean rum casks, bottled at 107.4 proof — a nod to July 4, 1884, when France gave America the Statue of Liberty. Frank August is Johnathan Crocker's sourced-Kentucky brand in the peel-the-label decanter bottle; the Case Study series is where it experiments, and 07 is the finish study — nine batches of seven barrels each, sixty-three barrels of Kentucky straight bourbon and rye whiskey split across French apple brandy casks, Martinique cane-juice rhum casks, and molasses rum casks, then married and bottled at 107.4 proof, released April 2026; check your bottle for the batch number. Expect Frank August's orchard-fruit house profile amplified by the Calvados — baked apple, pear, and cider — with grassy, funky cane from the agricole barrels and a molasses-caramel sweetness from the rum, over rye spice and Kentucky oak, with a long, fruity, faintly tropical finish. Honest note: triple-cask-finished bourbon is a gamble and this is a genuinely unusual combination — for the rum drinker, the Calvados fan, and the finish collector who has the Mizunara and the Legacy Reserve on the shelf already. Neat, in a Glencairn, after dinner. Case Study 07, the French connection.

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