Perhaps no man (nor woman) better represents the glamour and complexity of the gilded age than John D. Rockefeller. Born into a family without means in upstate New York. The scrappy Rockefeller saw untapped opportunity in oil refining. Founding the standard Oil Company in 1870. He retired in 1897. A vintage found in this bottle. Indulge in this barrel of BHAKTA 50 and discover the richness within it. 

Dried peach, dried flowers, with undertones of peaty smoke and black licorice on the nose. Balanced mouthfeel, with a spicy palate of cinnamon, white pepper, white chocolate, and hazelnut, with mild undertones of blonde tobacco and leather. The lengthy finish echoes the palate, with an interesting overlay of chamomile tea.