Whisk(e)y

This unique expression opens with aromas of ripe mango, ruby grapefruit, and spiced apple cider, layered with notes of piloncillo sugar, anise, allspice berries, and mesquite wood. The palate reveals flavors of baked pear, charred peaches, ginger molasses cookies, freshly fried churros, orange blossom, cinnamon bark, black licorice, oak, and leather.

Hailing from Kentucky's Bourbon heartland, this exquisite non-chill filtered 17 year old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey delights with aromas of vanilla, red cherries, and honey. On the palate, notes of toasted oak, orchard fruits and spices are pursued by a velvety mouthfeel.

Snout-to-tail bourbon is a one-of-a-kind expression of our whole-hogged commitment to crafting whiskeys bigger, bolder & better than generations past. Ten years’ worth of complex flavors are doubled down and turned up during secondary barrel aging with our experimental two-headed toast.

Redemption Sur Lee Rye Whiskey is inspired by an old-world winemaking technique with 95% rye and 5% barley. For the fermentation, the yeast consumes sugar converting it into alcohol and CO2.

This exceptional full-flavored product is aged twice as long as our flagship bourbon and bottled at 100 proof, offering a complex yet balanced liquid profile. Our bourbon owes its rich copper color and deep notes of caramelized oak to its extensive aging in our Kentucky rackhouses.

While each release of Yellowstone Limited Edition is different, one thing always remains the same: a promise of top-shelf flavor with humble complexities. This year’s offering features a delicately balanced blend of 7-year, 15-year and 16-year-aged bourbons, finished in Marsala Superiore casks.

The nose features a savory mix of light rye bread with sweet caramel richness and a hint of tangy fruit salad. On tasting, there is an initial wave of buttery rye bread with a full-bodied feel.

Jefferson’s Ocean Aged at Sea New York Edition Straight Bourbon Whiskey is cut to proof with world-famous NY water. Non-chill filtered. Distilled in Indiana and bottled by the first distillery in Manhattan since prohibition, New York, NY.

Willett Family Estate Bottled Bourbon is a very unusual whiskey in many regards. The Bourbon label exists for the sole purpose of our family's Private Barrel Selection Program, and is the only label of its kind in existence.

If you are a serious fan of American Whiskey, this brand needs no introduction. The rare releases are arguably the most coveted in class. This single barrel #9688 of rye comes from stock aged 7yrs. Bottled at a natural cask strength with a total yield of only 210 bottles.

A precious Willett from the summer of 2022.
The Willett Distilling Company or Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, as it is also known, is a small, family-owned company that produces labels such as Willett Pot Still Reserve, Willett Family Estate, Johnny Drum, Old Bardstown, Noah’s Mill, Rowan’s Creek, Pure Kentucky and Kentucky Vintage.

Kentucky Owl Bourbon was founded in 1879 by C.M. Dedman on the banks of the Kentucky River. The distillery produced “The Wise Man’s Bourbon” for decades until its long and storied history was interrupted by Prohibition. Fortunately, the Kentucky Owl brand was relaunched with Batch #1 in 2014.

Released in March 2022, this is one of four extended cask finished bourbons in the second batch of Barton 1792 Distillery's Thomas S. Moore line-up. Each of the four releases are made with the distillery's high-rye bourbon recipes which is aged 5-6 years.

This bourbon is described as having an aroma explosion of sweet, rich fruit and toasted nuts, followed by figs, hints of spicy tobacco and subtle cedar. The palate is sweet with a soft, round initial impression followed by a myriad of aged fruits and nuts. the finish is balanced and sweet with notes of spicy oak. This whiskey was finished in Oloroso sherry casks for approximately one to four years.

A product exclusively made in the Madeira region of Portugal, Madeira wine ranges from dry to sweet and can resemble a tawny port. It’s a very specific type of wine, and as a result there are far less Madeira finished bourbons versus other wine finished bourbons being produced.