Sugarlands Distilling Company Appalachian Sippin’ Cream Butter Pecan 750ml

Name: Sugarlands Distilling Company Appalachian Sippin' Cream Butter Pecan 750ml
Brand: Sugarlands Distilling Company
SKU: 943460
Price: 27.63 USD
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SKU 943460

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This Butter Pecan cream gives off a smooth aroma of toasted praline and vanilla. The buttery, toasted pecan flavor rounds out into a lingering brûlée aftertaste, satisfying even the most demanding sweet tooth.

Country: United States
Region: Tennessee

Size: 750ml

SKU: 943460

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