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This distinctive bourbon aged a minimum of eight years has a high percentage of rye in the recipe. Named 1792 after the year Kentucky joined the union and became state #15, it’s made to be bold and expressive. Complex and flavour packed, it has a vanilla oak bouquet with notes of banana and apple. Full bodied with a caramel, vanilla, sweet bourbon taste, it’s viscous and smooth while brash and nicely balanced.
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Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon is finished in port wine casks for an award-winning spirit. We guide each batch’s conditioning, blending our handcrafted bourbon in small batches of 8 to 12 barrels at a time. It’s typically aged for up to 6 years. While we lose about 5% of the spirit each year to evaporation, or “the Angel’s Share,” what’s left behind after we’re done is truly worthy of envy. Once it’s deemed ready, we finish our bourbon in ruby port wine casks, which adds subtly distinct flavor nuances that enhance the whiskey without challenging it. Our port finishing process lasts between three to six months, depending on taste.
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Baker's Bourbon embodies over six generations of distilling experience. The family recipe provides Bakers with a silky smooth texture and consistent taste from batch to batch.
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Our rye whiskey is finished in hybrid American oak and cherry wood barrels for up to 6 months. Alternating cherry wood and oak staves toasted to custom specifications in the second finishing barrel, provide this 95% rye with unique bursts of flavor.
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Our Fusion series concludes with an exquisite blend of nuanced Kentucky bourbons. Throughout the series, we’ve showcased the best of our estate-distilled bourbon with carefully curated aged whiskey. Enjoy this special sign off with our favorite creation to date.
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Our Origin bourbon whiskey is a 36% high-rye mash bill which showcases the best of classic bourbon with a burst of rye spice.
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Honoring tradition and authenticity, our Origin Series Wheated Bottled-in-Bond 6-year expression presents the best locally-sourced Kentucky corn and wheat grains. This expression features 20% wheat in the mash bill, creating a modern expression of beautifully balanced bourbon.
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Basil Hayden's Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is aged 8 years in the Kentucky hills, producing an extremely smooth and rich style of Bourbon. Due to Basil Hayden's trademark elegance, this is a Bourbon that can be truly savoured and enjoyed in style.
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Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey is the first truly new variety of American straight whiskey introduced since Prohibition! Hand crafted at the Bernheim Distillery is Louisville where it ages in Rickhouse Y developing the truly unique and smooth taste courtesy of using Wheat as the primary grain source. Sourced from only 75 barrels or less (small batch), this unique whiskey has a one-of-a-kind flavour profile; notes of vanilla, honey, toffee and quirky berry nature to completely enliven the senses.
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A masterful union of well-bred bourbons-each on its own a rye to be remembered. One, a 14-year – dark with oak, leather and tobacco. Two, 8-year – toasty warm with cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg. And three, 7-year — full of roasted caramel and honeyed raisin, then rested and mellowed in Cognac casks for a finish that’s all Kentucky heat with a wisp of crème brulee sweetness. A votre santé.
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A masterful union of three well-bred bourbons. One, a 14-year extra-aged rye bourbon. Two, an 8-year rye bourbon. And three, another 8-year rye bourbon, finished in sauternes wine casks from the Bordeaux region of France for a balance of sweetness with additional spice.
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This uncut, barrel-strength Bourbon is bold and flavorful. The caramel aroma is rich and luxe. On the palate, it’s quite tannic and drying, but the flavor shines through, showing toffee, caramel and dried cherry, with a spicy finish of clove, dried fig and date. The alcohol feels remarkably balanced despite the high proof. It needs no adornment: just add a chunk of ice and enjoy.
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The bouquet shows green apples, a touch of vanilla, spices, and a sliver of oak, with hints of black liquorice. The palate is very smooth then vanilla comes in, walnuts, a hint of green apples, spice and then bitter oak and some caramel. A short finish with little heat, oak and then mild vanilla lingers.
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A classic American Rye produced by Bower Hill. This has lots of vanilla, spice, orange and apricot. Warming with sugar and orange peel on the bouquet. The palateshows oak, apricot fruits and spice – menthol and maple. The finish is very spicy with mint and cinnamon notes.
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Cloves and cumin seeds are the most intense and unusual combination. There is ground ginger and a touch of honey as well. The palate follows the bouquet quite similarly with more spice type notes and then some creme brulee. More spice on the quite long and drying finish. There is quite a bit of aromatics as well.
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More than a spirit, more than a whiskey, this bourbon is a tribute to all that is unique. Buffalo Trace is the flagship bourbon from the multi award winning Buffalo Trace Distillery. Only after unanimous approval will bottling commence. Buffalo Trace is rich, complex and smooth in taste.
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White dog is the name that distillers give to whiskeys prior to going into cask. This is true here, and as a result this corn, rye and malted barley creation is bottled unoaked and is therefore clear.
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Only the rye from the Lawrenceburg Indiana distillery can quite conjure a perfect rye aroma such as this…Cinnamon and crunchy moscovado sugar crystal on green apple…so soft…so rigid…so unique…Exactly as the nose is fashioned, so is the delivery… But nothing compares in nose and delivery to this…in fact few whiskies in the world even get close.
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The liquid is said to have rich oaky aromas, a consistently smooth taste with vanilla and dried fruit, and a long, smoky finish. The extra four years of ageing brings more of those rich vanilla flavours, more cinnamon spice. If the original Bulleit is in its teens, this is Bulleit in its early thirties. A premium offering..
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An intensely grainy bouquet. The palate entry is corny sweet and nearly honey-like; at midpalate the core flavor of sweet corn mash remains while tastes of buttered popcorn, brown sugar, and nougat expand. Finishes with a spurt of fire and lots of long, corny/grainy tastes.
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Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye Cask Proof “Maple Finished” is thoughtful and complex without being pretentious. This is the sort of whiskey that can open or close an evening with plenty of interest to explore in every sip. That impression is of quality and boldness of flavors.
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Only one in every ten barrels gets selected to be in the Roundstone Rye “92 Proof” whisky. This whisky is the culmination of several years of planning. For a few years now, we’ve been putting whisky away for storage. They have pulled some of the more interesting barrels from the back of the barn and decided to release these at a higher proof: a whisky specially curated for flavour, while still being remarkably smooth on the finish.
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Roundstone Rye® is a very unique rye whisky, made completely from scratch at our distillery in Purcellville, Virginia. This pre-Prohibition style rye whisky is made from 100% rye grain, sourced locally when available. It is mashed, fermented, distilled and aged completely in our distillery, before bottling it at a very sipp-able 80 proof. Aged in new charred white oak casks for a period of around two years, the whisky is smooth, woody, with that true grain character.
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Discover the Daddy Rack Single Barrel Cask Strength Tennessee Whiskey limited releases. Every year, Master Maker & Blender, J.Arhur Rackham aka Daddy Rack, picks a selection of exceptional barrels from the rackhouse to be released.
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Hand crafted from locally farmed high-grade corn. Sour mash, copper double distillation and filtered through maple charcoal. Matured for 3 years in new American oak before a final lighter maple charcoal filtration for the smoothest Whiskey.
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Driftless Glen is a US distillery in the city of Baraboo, Wisconsin. It was founded in 2012 by Brian and Renee Bemis, in an area of the country known as the Driftless Region; named after its rugged landscape and lack of glacial drift.
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Driftless Glen is a US distillery in the city of Baraboo, Wisconsin. It was founded in 2012 by Brian and Renee Bemis, in an area of the country known as the Driftless Region; named after its rugged landscape and lack of glacial drift.
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Driftless Glen is a US distillery in the city of Baraboo, Wisconsin. It was founded in 2012 by Brian and Renee Bemis, in an area of the country known as the Driftless Region; named after its rugged landscape and lack of glacial drift.
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Bright honey/topaz colour. The early aromas include gentle grain, toasted honey-wheat bread and tobacco leaf. An oily, toasty beauty seduces the taste buds at palate entry with dry flavors of cereal grain and mild oak resin – the mid-palate include sweet and oily flavors of raisins, grape- fruit, charred oak and cadied almonds. The finish is long, corny sweet and moderately fiery.
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Named after the Father of Bourbon, Reverend Elijah Craig this limited release Small Batch, twelve year old Bourbon is bottled at Barrel Proof and without chill filtering, preserving the natural flavors produced during the aging process. At full Barrel Proof, you can enjoy the Bourbon much the same way our Master Distiller does when he samples straight from the barrel.
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Elijah Craig Small Batch is a true premium Bourbon. Bottled exclusively from a dumping of 70 barrels or less, the brand carries the name of the Rev. Elijah Craig, the man who discovered the method of making true Kentucky Bourbon. Golden amber colour; sweet oak, vanilla and caramel aromas and flavours with a hint of peach followed by a long, spicy finish.
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Evan Williams Bottled-In-Bond is one of the few remaining bottled-in-bond bourbons available. The designation means it is bottled at 100 proof, is a minimum of four years old, and is the product of one distillery in one production season. The taste is citrus on top of vanilla & black pepper and finishes warm, long and dry.
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Aged for far longer than required by law (5-6 years). The extra proof and age makes a Bourbon that is sweet, rich and full of character yet easy on the palate.
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Evan Williams Single Barrel is the only vintage dated single barrel Bourbon on the market. Similar to the way vintage wines are selected, our distillers hand-select individual barrels that meet the specifications they’ve established. Then each bottle is marked with the vintage date it was put into oak, along with the year it was bottled and the exact barrel number of the single barrel that the Bourbon was drawn from.
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Sweet floral notes with undertones of vanilla, cinnamon, and fine wood. Subtle notes of vanilla with floral tones and a warm, lengthy, buttery finish.
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Sweet hints of honey and vanilla, accented with citrus notes. Caramel and vanilla with hints of spice and chocolate, completed with a smooth, warm finish.
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Touch of vanilla, butterscotch, and some gentle lumberyard notes. There are notes of apple cider and a stronger vanilla character than the bouquet offers at first.
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A soft, delicate bourbon—especially when compared to its single barrel siblings here. Subtle notes of candied fruit and creamy sweet notes (vanilla, coconut, light toffee, and caramel corn) are nicely interwoven. Some integrated, gently-dried spice dances throughout and lingers on the finish. An easy-to-embrace bourbon with nice balance.
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High-toned, crisp and citric: lemon, lime and tangerine peel with a hint of mintiness. The palate is zesty. Lemon, honey and spice. Nice rye balance towards the finish. Touch of light woodiness getting oily as rye shows its hand on the finish. Very well-balanced. The uptown sophisticate, a discreetly charming member of the bourgeoisie.
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Gentleman Jack gets its unique mellow smoky flavour from being twice filtered through charcoal as opposed to the regular single filtration for Jack Daniel’s. The Whiskey is then aged and filtered again before bottling.
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American Prairie is a blend of three different sourced whiskeys. The first is a 2 year old straight bourbon from Indiana (MGP). The second two are 6 and 13 year old straight Kentucky Bourbons from Four Roses, if sources are correct. Additionally, the Four Roses recipe is the “B” recipe with a higher rye percentage (60% Corn, 35% rye, 5% malted Barley.)
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After some experimentation, they landed on their final formula, a blend of straight rye, straight bourbon and peated blended malt Scotch. Aged at least five years. The bourbon and rye are both sourced from MGP. The Scotch is a peated blended malt, and though they can’t disclose their source…
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Double Rye! is a blend of straight ryes. This means the bottle, itself, cannot be called a straight rye. The ryes in question are a 95% rye (5% malted barley) mash bill from MGP, and an 80% rye (20% malted rye) distilled by High West themselves at their distillery in Park City, Utah. The MGP rye is younger (at least 2 years of age) and column-distilled. The High West portion is older (a house blend containing High West straight ryes between 4 and 7 years) and is distilled on a copper pot still. Both ryes are aged in new, charred American oak.
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High West Rendezvous Rye is a blend of 5-19 year old rye from MGP and Barton. Rendezvous Rye uses more older whiskey in the blend. Just like with Double Rye, Rendezvous Rye’s blend is an interesting point of conversation because it has changed a number of times as the availability of higher-aged sourced rye dwindled and their own distillate aged.
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A scent of toasted oak and honey and a taste of rich, warm maple and fruits. It is presented in a bottle that pays homage to the iconic No 7, with its own distinct gold label. The number 27 tied to this release, indicates that the new expression is based on the Old No.7 recipe, but double-barrelled and double-mellowed.
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Jack Daniel’s is one of the very few Tennessee Whiskies that is charcoal mellowed. Jack Daniel’s has a smooth aroma and flavour of vanilla, toasted oak and caramel translates well to the palate. A true American icon that has not only become a favourite here in the UK too.
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In case you didn't know, Frank Sinatra was known to drink Jack Daniel's. A lot of Jack Daniel's. Now Jack is returning the favor by honoring the man who was such a loyal fan. Jack Daniel's Sinatra Select is made from barrels that are hand-selected by Master Distiller Jeff Arnett for a fuller flavor and darker color, then mingled with classic Old No. 7 to result in a drink with a smooth, bold character — just like the man himself.
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The specialty about Jack Daniel's Single Barrel 100 Proof Tennessee Whiskey is that the aroma can vary from barrel to barrel. The casks are stored on the top of the shelves in the Jack Daniel’s warehouse to take advantage of possible swings in temperature. Through this technique, the whiskeys become highly aromatic and intense with a deep character.
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A century and a half in the making. This historic creation marries the smoothness of Jack Daniel’s with a unique 70% rye grain bill. Complex flavours of ripe fruit mingle with light toasted oak notes to create a taste rich with spice and a pleasant lingering finish. This is a big, bold rye that does not overpower.
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Jack Daniel's Honey is rare commodity indeed. Not often does Jack Daniel's add new products to its range, but here we have the very exciting Jack Daniel's Honey. A smooth blend of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey and honey liqueur to deliver a taste that is authentically 'Jack'. Rich notes of natural honey, sweet molasses and roasted nut glaze with the distinctive nose of classic Jack Daniel's.
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Jack Daniel’s new Triple Mash Blended Straight Whiskey and Bonded Tennessee Whiskey represent the first two permanent expressions in the brand’s new Bonded Series. Jack Daniel’s Triple Mash is a blend of three straight bottled in bond whiskeys: 60% Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Rye, 20% Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, and 20% Jack Daniel’s American Malt.
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While many Jack Daniel’s expressions can feel very sweet and dessert like, this falls closer to the savory end of the spectrum.