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Blender’s Edition 01 marks the first release in a new limited series dedicated to the craft behind every bottle of Knob Creek. Created by our Master Distiller and expert Blenders, this special release is hand-selected and meticulously blended to showcase their unique vision of bold, full-flavored bourbon.

Designed to unlock the sweeter side of the Knob Creek profile, Blender’s Edition 01 reveals rich layers of vanilla and indulgent confectionary notes, balanced by the signature depth and character you expect. It’s a rare opportunity to experience Knob Creek exactly as our Blenders intended - precise, expressive, and unapologetically bold.

The Stewards Release celebrates the dedicated team at Star Hill Farm, who meticulously oversee every aspect of the process to produce Maker’s Mark. Their craftsmanship, precision, and expertise ensure that we navigate challenges seamlessly, delivering excellence from the initial liquid to the final bottling. 

This release pays tribute to the unwavering care and commitment of the distillery’s “stewards,” whose attention to detail embodies our pursuit of quality in every drop.
The result is a vibrant expression, with hints of raw honey and stone fruit.

Grand Marnier Navan Natural Vanilla Liqueur 50ml Miniature

*50ml Miniature*

Provenance 10-Year Small Batch Cask Strength: The Fountain Inn X Provenance Dinner Series Edition

Overview: A Rare Georgetown Private Selection

The Provenance 10-Year Small Batch (Fountain Inn x Provenance Dinner Series) is a highly limited, cask-strength bourbon release. Originally curated for an exclusive culinary collaboration between The Fountain Inn in Georgetown, DC, and Provenance Bourbon, this expression represents the pinnacle of mid-Atlantic whiskey craft.

As a 10-year age-statement bourbon bottled at a formidable 131.6 proof, this release is designed for connoisseurs who seek the intersection of historical hospitality and modern blending excellence.

Key Features for Collectors & Enthusiasts

• Exclusive Private Barrel Selection: Hand-selected for the Fountain Inn Supper Club, a venue recognized globally for its rare spirit curation and French-influenced fine dining.

• Cask Strength Power: At 65.8% ABV (131.6 Proof), this small-batch blend offers an undiluted look into the aging process of the Middleburg Barrel Company.

• Historic Provenance: The Fountain Inn dates back to 1783, famously hosting George Washington. This bottle serves as a "liquid artifact" of that Georgetown legacy.

• Limited Edition Dinner Series: This specific bottling was produced in extremely small quantities for attendees of the Provenance Tasting Room events, making it a rare find.

Detailed Tasting Profile of Provenance

• Aroma: Forward notes of dark butterscotch, toasted oak, and Madagascar vanilla.

• Palate: A dense, viscous mouthfeel. High-proof heat is balanced by dark cherry, black peppercorn, and heavy caramel.

• Finish: Long, warming, and complex, characterized by the "dry spice" and leather notes typical of well-aged Virginia-matured whiskey.

Age: 10 Years

ABV:  65.8%, 131.6 Proof

Johnnie Walker 12 Year Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky (4/5 Quart) - (1970s)

King William IV VOP Blended Scotch Whisky (Half Gallon)

Colonel E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof Bourbon 129.3 Batch 8

Stagg Jr. - Older Batch with "Jr" on Label (no specific batch)

George T. Stagg built the most dominant American distillery of the 19th century, during a time known as the Gilded Age of Bourbon. Uncut and unfiltered, this robust bourbon whiskey ages for nearly a decade and boasts the bold character that is reminiscent of the man himself.

The Heaven Hill Heritage Collection exemplifies the true craftsmanship, patience and consistency that are hallmarks of our almost 90 years of whiskey-making traditions. With new editions released every spring, this collection features Straight American Whiskeys from one of our six traditional mashbills. Ages vary by release but all editions feature our oldest stocks of barrels.

Each release in the ultra-premium collection features one of the six traditional American Whiskey mashbills produced by Heaven Hill, one of the only heritage distilleries to produce this range. The 2026 edition, the oldest since the series debuted in 2022, highlights Heaven Hill’s traditional Bourbon mashbill, comprised of 78% Corn, 10% Rye and 12% Malted Barley, and is bottled at Barrel Proof and non-chill filtered.

With an age statement of 22 years, this release is comprised of 270 barrels produced in February, July and August of 2003 and bottled in December 2025. The barrels were aged on the 5th and 6th floors of Rickhouse Y, where over two decades of Kentucky seasons imparted remarkable depth and character to the whiskey.

The extended maturation results in a Bourbon defined by pronounced oak structure balanced by layers of caramelized sweetness and baking spice. Rich aromas of seasoned oak, dark caramel and toasted vanilla give way to notes of leather, warm cinnamon and subtle dried fruit on the palate. The finish is long and resonant, showcasing lingering notes of charred oak, toffee and a peppery spice that speaks to both its proof and age.

“This 22-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a striking example of how thoughtful aging and careful barrel selection can unlock extraordinary character in our traditional Bourbon mashbill,” says Master Distiller Conor O’Driscoll. “After more than two decades in Rickhouse Y, these barrels have developed a remarkable balance of oak influence and preserved sweetness. It’s a testament to the patience and long-term vision that define the Heaven Hill Heritage Collection.”

Along with its innovation-focused counterpart, the Parker’s Heritage Collection, the Heaven Hill Heritage Collection reflects Heaven Hill’s commitment to excellence and ultra-aging techniques. Releases from both collections provide insight into the long-term planning behind Heaven Hill’s American Whiskey inventory and its dedication to quality, craft and heritage.

As with previous releases, the Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 750ml bottle will be accompanied by a premium box in signature Heaven Hill blue. The Heaven Hill Distillery seal is prominently featured on the box, strip stamp and label, mirroring Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond and the Heaven Hill Grain to Glass line. In keeping with the collection’s focus on transparency and provenance, specific attributes including warehouse location, production dates, mashbill percentages and barrel count are noted prominently on the packaging.

I.W. Harper Gold Medal Kentucky Straight Bourbon (1970s Edition)

Step back into the 1970s, a decade where the "Gold Medal" wasn't just a label, but a standard. This vintage bottling of I.W. Harper 86 Proof Bourbon represents a rare opportunity to taste Kentucky history in its most elegant form. Distilled during an era when I.W. Harper was a global icon of sophistication, this "dusty" bottle offers a flavor profile that modern automated distilling simply cannot replicate.

The Vintage Profile: Deep, Dark, and Decadent

Whiskey from this era is celebrated for its "old-school" concentration. Because these barrels were often aged longer than their labels suggested due to the "bourbon glut" of the 70s, the liquid is remarkably dense and honeyed.

• Nose: An immediate wave of antique oak and "dusty" warehouse funk. It opens into rich butterscotch, dried apricots, and a distinct note of beeswax and old leather.

• Palate: Silky and medium-bodied. At 86 proof, it is incredibly approachable, yet surprisingly complex. Expect layers of clover honey, Werther’s Original caramels, and a soft, floral rye spice, fruity jam sweetness that has mellowed beautifully over five decades.

• Finish: Clean and warming. A gentle fade of sweet tobacco, vanilla bean, and a lingering touch of charred oak that reminds you of its storied Kentucky heritage.

Why the 1970s Bottling?

For the serious enthusiast, 1970s I.W. Harper is a cornerstone of any vintage collection. This was the era of the Bernheim Distillery influence, characterized by a refined, corn-forward sweetness that made Harper the "Gold Medal" standard worldwide. Whether you are celebrating a 50th anniversary or seeking the elusive "dusty" flavor profile, this bottle is a liquid landmark.

Product Details:

• Era: Circa 1970s

• Proof: 86 Proof (43% ABV)

• Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

• Distillery: I.W. Harper (Bernheim/Schenley Era)

• Condition: Authenticated Vintage (Bottle/Label condition as pictured)

I.W. Harper 101 Proof Gold Medal Bourbon (1970's Vintage Edition)

The Bold Icon. 101 Proof Intensity. A Rare Legend of the Bernheim Era.

In the world of vintage "dusty" bourbon, the 101-proof expressions from I.W. Harper are the stuff of legends. While the standard 86 proof was built for the casual sipper, the 101 Proof Gold Medal was engineered for the connoisseur. This is a high-proof time capsule from the mid-to-late 20th century, offering a level of richness, spice, and "old-school" Kentucky muscle that has largely vanished from modern shelves.

The Vintage Profile: High-Proof Heritage

Distilled at the historic Bernheim Distillery during the height of its craftsmanship, the 101 proof expression carries the same elegant, corn-forward sweetness of the brand but delivers it with a concentrated punch. The extra ABV preserves the essential oils and esters, resulting in a significantly "chewier" and more aromatic experience.

• Nose: Intense and inviting. Deep aromas of burnt sugar, maple syrup, and dark cherries. Beneath the sweetness lies the classic vintage notes, a mix of old leather, cigar box, and a hint of herbal mint.

• Palate: Full-bodied and explosive. The 50.5% ABV carries heavy notes of buttery toffee, cinnamon-red-hot candies, and dark cocoa. It possesses a remarkable "viscosity" that coats the palate, showcasing the quality of the grains used decades ago.

• Finish: Long, spicy, and triumphant. A warming waves of charred oak, peppercorn, and vanilla bean that refuses to quit.

The Bourbon Collector's Perspective

The 101 Proof I.W. Harper is increasingly difficult to find, as much of this stock was originally designated for the international export market, particularly Japan, where it became a cult favorite. Finding a well-preserved bottle today is like discovering a lost masterwork. It is the perfect bridge between the approachable Gold Medal profile and the raw power of a cask-strength "dusty."

Product Details:

• Era: Vintage (Circa 1970s - early 1980s)

• Proof: 101 Proof (50.5% ABV)

• Distillery: Bernheim (Schenley Era)

• Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

• Status: Highly Collectible / Limited Availability

Old Taylor Bourbon Aged 6 Years

*Please note - there is some mild cloudiness, which is typical of vintage Old Taylor*

Our newest limited edition is inspired by a moment when the world’s gaze turns to our country, a season defined by anticipation, pride, and shared emotion. This time awakens a profound sense of awe, as the boundless potential of human greatness comes into view.

As neighboring lands converge in hospitality, a spirit of energy, triumph and resonant celebration takes hold, transcending borders and time.

Expertly curated by our Master Distiller, Viridiana Tinoco, the remarkable joven blend for this edition was aged for 28 months in French oak vats from the Forest of Tronçais, then lightly accented with a dash of a specially crafted unaged tequila.
The fine grain and light toast of these vats guide a slow, deliberate evolution, revealing a uniquely captivating and aromatic profile.

The 2017 Dom Pérignon is so impressive. A sort of mini-2002, the 2017 is a Champagne of textural richness and resonance above all else. Its creamy, voluptuous contours are so inviting. Production for the 2017 is tiny, about a three-month supply, so this wine will come and go pretty quickly. That represents a fairly dramatic shift in philosophy at Dom Pérignon. In the past, a wine like the 2017 would not have been commercially viable because of its small volume. Today, Chef de Caves Vincent Chaperon prefers to bottle Dom Pérignon in every vintage, if possible, as a document of the year, even if that means some releases will be very small. The 2017 is a wild, exotic Dom Pérignon.

Willett Family Estate 7 Year Rye ("Come Monday")

113.4 pf

Old Carter Small Batch Bourbon Batch #17 (117.7 Proof)