Bourbon

Kentucky - This 5yr old non-chill filtered Straight Bourbon is an instant classic. Soft nose with hints of strawberry, baked apricot and nutmeg with a full mouth feel that finishes long and delicious. 2016 Ultimate Spirits Challenge Gold Medal Award Winner. Learn More

Chocolate shines through first on the nose, with oak, vanilla pudding, and spice. The palate showcases chocolate malt balls and more spicy oak, along with cornbread, and spearmint. The finish is short and tame, with tannic oak and chocolate tones remaining the common thread, along with bits of black pepper. Very much a retooled, malt-forward take on Woodford's classic profile. Learn More

There is no other word to describe this. We took some of our legendary 10-year-old Bourbons & finished them in barrels that held New York’s finest artisanal maple syrup from Crown Maple®. The result is a rich, creamy-smooth & slightly sweet mouthful of whiskey flavor that is way beyond good. It’s decadent. Learn More

Early pioneer Colonel John J. Bowman first explored Kentucky in 1775. Four years later he moved his family to Lincoln County where they were among the earliest settlers of Kentucky. He presided over Kentucky’s first county court and was also appointed the first military commander. Learn More

Another special release of barrel strength small batch product from the famous Jim Beam distilleries in Clermont and Boston, Kentucky. Booker's was originally conceived by Booker Noe, Jim Beam's Grandson, and originally released in 1988. At the time it was one of the few cask strength bourbons available and quickly became renowned by bourbon connoisseurs and collectors for its incredible depth and power.

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John, Abraham, Joseph and Isaac Bowman were Virginia militia officers in the American Revolutionary War. This hand-crafted bourbon whiskey is a tribute to these heroic Brothers. Learn More

This bourbon is made exclusively from New York State whole grain, water, and yeast. Albanys first distillery since Prohibition. Proud to be the first to bring the tradition of distilling back to New York's capital.

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