Angel's Envy Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey 2025
61.3% ABV (122.6 proof) | 750mL | 10 years | Port-barrel finished | Louisville, Kentucky — Angel's Envy Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey 2025 is the year's edition of the distillery's flagship annual release: Kentucky straight bourbon aged 10 years, finished in port wine barrels, and bottled uncut at 122.6 proof. Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.
The Cask Strength program is where Angel's Envy shows its colors — each annual edition blends select barrels of port-finished bourbon at full strength, and the 2025 release (the 14th annual edition) lands at a bold 122.6 proof. Expect the house signature amplified: rich caramel and vanilla from a decade in oak, dark fruit and tannin from the port finish, and a long, warming finish. Among cask-strength bourbons, Angel's Envy's port finish makes it unmistakable — and the annual editions are collector events.
Tasting notes
Nose: caramel, dark fruit, toasted oak. Palate: full and rich — vanilla, port-wine fruit, baking spice, leather. Finish: long, warm, with lingering port tannin and oak. (Per brand/press release for the 2025 edition.)
Why buy it from Del Mesa Liquor
- 61.3% ABV (122.6 proof) — 750mL
- 10 years old — Kentucky straight bourbon, port-barrel finished
- 2025 annual edition (14th release in the Cask Strength series)
- Bottled uncut at cask strength
- Distilled and bottled in Louisville, Kentucky
- Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor
How to serve it
Neat with a few drops of water — 122.6 proof is serious whiskey; water opens the port-fruit beautifully. Or over one large cube.
Frequently asked questions
What proof is Angel's Envy Cask Strength 2025?
122.6 proof (61.3% ABV), bottled uncut.
How old is Angel's Envy Cask Strength 2025?
10 years — Kentucky straight bourbon finished in port wine barrels.
Is Angel's Envy Cask Strength an annual release?
Yes — the 2025 edition is the 14th annual release of the Cask Strength program.
What makes Angel's Envy different from other bourbons?
The port wine barrel finish — the distillery's signature — layered over full-strength Kentucky bourbon.