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One of three new single barrels, this bottle's rich red fruits bring a vibrant sweetness, while delicate oak and smooth vanilla add depth. A hint of brown sugar enhances the richness, producing a soft, long-lasting finish. It's a bourbon crafted for those who appreciate a complex addition to elevate bourbon-forward cocktails or those who enjoy their bourbon neat or on the rocks.
100 Proof / Aged 7 - 9 years

One of the rarest bottles that also celebrates a rare bourbon icon. Al Young, a member of the Kentucky Distillers Association Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame, has worked for Four Roses for over 50 of its 129 year history. To honor this fine gentleman, Four Roses created a limited edition in 2017, and only in 2017, with a unique recipe picked by Al Young Himself. It is a mixture of 23, 15, 13, and 12 year old recipes that have resulted in a truly unique flavor profile. With a nose of sweet caramel and floral honeysuckle combined with a palate of fresh peaches, apricots, warm fig, rich oak, and a hint of mint at the finish, this bottle is truly a one of a kind and no longer available in stores.

This Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey is made with Emmer wheat, an ancient Egyptian grain rarely seen in modern stills. The limited release is named after William Larue Weller's grandfather, the first member of the Weller family to distill in Kentucky.   This is an extremely limited and highly allocated release from Buffalo Trace

T8ke's Tasting Notes: Incredible freshness on the nose: rainwater, citrus and crisp fuji apple, the juicy part of the apple just below the skin. Fresh tomato, the smell when you open that flimsy little container from the super market and wash them in the sink. Lovely botanicals: pepper, basil, coriander, a hint of juniper, lovely cucumber: wild bouquet. Sometimes I spend more time smelling this than drinking it. The palate is fresh and clean, it's crisp on the palate, not heavy and rich or syrupy. There's a lot going on for something that dances lightly: fuji apple and tomato, sea salt and citrus and lovely cucumber, pepper and fresh botanicals and a kiss of oregano. Quick, clean finish that's fresh and tomato driven but acidic, bright, citrusy and spritely. It's hard to describe but it's the quick, clean, bright finish that makes it so easy drinking and enticing. I'm off to have another. 

From the producer:

With Cazcanes, you won’t find a large scale distillery producing tequila for multiple brands. What you will find is a boutique-style distillery that operates in harmony with the land, environment, and the natural spring that preserves it. Cazcanes takes a distinctive approach to produce hand-crafted tequila from start to finish.

Cazcanes sources natural artesian water for our tequila. The water starts off as rain high up in the pristine peaks of the San Pedro De Los Landeros Mountains. It slowly travels through natural minerals deep within the volcanic mountains before emerging at the Navichi springs.

We hand select each individual 100% Weber Blue agave for harvest during peak sugar levels to deliver a distinct Cazcanes taste. The “piñas” are then cooked and put through our roller mill to extract and concentrate their flavors.

Next comes fermentation using, natural wild yeast, followed by distillation in our alembic stills.Our attention to detail continues through every step of our small batch process until our tequila finds its final resting place in a hand-blown glass bottle.

Cazcanes Tequila No.7 Reposado is the first Reposado offering from Mr. Collin Edwards, the award-winning Master Distiller of Cazcanes Tequila.  It also was awarded a Bronze Medal from the 2018 San Francisco World Spirits Competition and a Gold Medal from the 2020 Sip Awards.

This 30th anniversary edition is a joy to sip even at almost 126 proof. The whiskey is smooth and creamy, with notes of vanilla, baked pears, cinnamon, leather, and a touch of smoke, plus enough heat to remind the imbiber that it's still a Booker's.

The first release of the Booker’s® Bourbon 2023 Collection is Booker’s Batch 2023-01 “Charlie’s Batch.” This batch is named in honor of Charlie Hutchens, the craftsman behind the signature wooden boxes that each bottle of Booker’s Bourbon comes in. He is also a longtime family friend and former employee of my dad, Booker Noe.

Charlie started his career working at the Booker Noe Distillery. He was quite the storyteller and would entertain others with his tall tales throughout the workday. He was also one to pay close attention to the details, doing something over and over again until it was perfect – just like Dad was with his whiskey. It’s not hard to see why they got on so well.

After several years, Charlie left the business to open his own cabinet shop with his brother. Charlie handcrafted the very first Booker’s Bourbon wooden boxes in his garage, and he’s created every box for us since. He and his brother have expanded their business to create other fine wood products for different brands and projects in the Beam family, including supplying custom furniture to the new Fred B. Noe Distillery – where Booker’s Bourbon is now distilled.

Charlie still lives near our Booker Noe Distillery and enjoys fishing and vacationing with his family in South Carolina. One of these days, my son Freddie and I hope to get out there to fish with him. Our whole family is so grateful for Charlie as he was one of the first people to help us make Booker’s Bourbon a recognizable brand. Charlie is a very worthy recipient of his own batch, and we are excited to honor him.

--- Fred Noe, Beam Family 7th Generation Master Distiller

*No Specific Batch*

15 STARS First West Rye celebrates the history of distilling excellence in America’s First West. In 1795, the 15 star flag recognized Kentucky as the 15th US state and the first state West of the Appalachians. At the time, Kentucky was surrounded by two US territories, making up the region commonly known as America’s First West. The three straight rye whiskeys used to create this blend were aged 8, 7, and 6 years and distilled in KY, IN, and TN as a tribute to the First West.

105 Proof (ABV 52.5%)

Nose: Sweet fruit aromas of ripe pear, golden raisin, orange peel, and honey emerge boldly, balanced by a spice blend including cinnamon and nutmeg.

Palate: The candied fruit notes from the nose remain and are joined by herbal spice and almond to form a round and full palate.

Finish: The sip comes to an end with pleasant flavors of kumquat, almond, and lasting toasted oak

The 2024 limited-edition, high-proof expression — Woodford Reserve Batch Proof. Presented at 119.5 proof, this release showcases the flavor nuances created from batching 100+ different Woodford Reserve barrels together varying from different dates of production and matured in various warehouses and different floors within those warehouses.

The Widow Jane Black Opal 20 Year Old Bourbon represents a pinnacle of craftsmanship and dedication to the art of whiskey making. While specific details about this release are not widely available, the information provided suggests a bourbon of exceptional age and quality, finished with the distinctive touch that Widow Jane is known for. Here's an overview based on Widow Jane's reputation and what one might expect from such a distinguished offering:

Overview of Widow Jane Black Opal 20 Year Old Bourbon
Age: 20 Years
Proof: 100 Proof (50% ABV)
This bourbon is a testament to the aging process, where two decades in barrels have imbued it with a depth of flavor and complexity that only time can achieve. The "Black Opal" name suggests rarity and value, much like the precious gemstone, highlighting the unique and exceptional nature of this bourbon.

Widow Jane is known for its meticulous curation of bourbons and its use of water from the Rosendale Mines of New York for proofing, which is renowned for its unique mineral profile. This water, combined with a two-decade maturation, would contribute to the bourbon's distinctive taste and mouthfeel.

Located in Brooklyn, New York, Widow Jane Distillery has carved out a niche for itself by producing bourbons and American whiskeys that are both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition. The distillery often sources and finishes bourbons in a way that emphasizes their unique qualities, making each release a reflection of both their sourcing acumen and finishing creativity.

The Widow Jane Black Opal 20 Year Old Bourbon, with its significant age and the distillery's reputation for quality, is likely to be a highly sought-after release among collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its rarity, combined with the craftsmanship behind its production, makes it a desirable addition to any collection and a bourbon to be savored on special occasions.

• Distilled: Vermont USA (WhistlePig)
• Aged In: Vermont USA (WhistlePig)
• Bottled In: Vermont USA (WhistlePig)
• Age: 6 Years
• More Info: Single Barrel, No Coloring, No Filtering, No Additives, Barrel Proof
• Mashbill: 100% Rye
• ABV: 54.5% ABV 
• Labeling: r/Bourbon Single Barrel Program Labeling
• T8ke's Tasting Notes: The quintessential rye king, these Piggyback barrels that are Vermont distilled are awesome crosses of quality and value - tons of big, bold, woody maple, herbal rye spice, toffee and black pepper that screams rye. At 6 years old and barrel strength, there's a rich palate, plenty of oak but without covering up sweet maple, peppy rye spice and an herbal note. Long finish, jammin' and lovely.