New Additions

Jack Daniel's Barrel Proof Rye - Bourbon Concierge Single Barrel - 132.4pf 

A Jalisco tequila fermented in wooden vats and bottled at 90 proof; this unique spirit celebrates innovation combined with tradition. It clocks in at 45% ABV and offers a creamier and more decadent agave essence than your usual Blanco tequila.

****RELEASE YEAR MAY VARY****

High West Cask Strength - DC 51st Edition Exclusive Release #6

The Yamazaki Whisky is Suntory's flagship single malt whisky, from Japan’s first and oldest malt distillery. With a range of options from Yamazaki Distiller’s Reserve to 12, 18, and 25 years old, all of these prized whiskies contain carefully blended components aged in American, Spanish, and Japanese Mizunara oak.

AGED AT SEA, BALANCING THE SPICE OF RYE

Aged by open and unforgiving seas for a complex yet balanced finish you can’t find anywhere else.

DOUBLE BARREL FOR COMPLEXITY & BALANCE

Aged in both new char and toasted barrels before being placed on ships to travel the sea, giving way to balanced notes of toffee and marshmallow with accents of leather and tobacco.

NON-CHILL FILTERED FOR RICHER, BOLDER FLAVOR

Non-chill filtered, allowing for even fuller flavor profile of baking spices and cinnamon that are kissed with a touch of sea salt.

Extra Anejo:

Proof: 43.5% (87 proof)

Age: A coupage of 3, 4, and 5 year old tequilas 

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

This is the fourth edition of William Heavenhill, and was distilled at Bernheim and bottled at cask strength 15 years later in Bardstown in a one-time run.

Bernheim is a historic Kentucky distillery. It was established by the Bernheim Brothers in the late 19th century, before passing into the hands of the Schenley company following the repeal of Prohibition. When Schenley were bought over by United Distillers in 1987, the distillery was rebuilt as the new owners looked to consolidate their production to a single facility. When United Distillers became Diageo in 1997, the new parent company were interested in bourbon, and sold the distillery to Heaven Hill. Heaven Hill were established in 1935, but their long-serving Bardstown distillery was lost in a devastating fire in 1996. Homeless for three years, the company acquired Bernheim in 1999, and have produced all of their whiskey there ever since.

This is the 5th edition of the William Heavenhill bottlings available only at the Heaven Hill Bourbon Heritage Center in Bardstown, Kentucky. Each edition is bottled to showcase the skills of the master distillers, Denny Potter and Charlie Downs. The 5th edition is a Kentucky straight bourbon aged 14 years with a mash bill of mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% malted barley.

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

*Highest Proof Bottling of William Heavenhill*

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

This is the fourth edition of William Heavenhill, and was distilled at Bernheim and bottled at cask strength 15 years later in Bardstown in a one-time run.

Bernheim is a historic Kentucky distillery. It was established by the Bernheim Brothers in the late 19th century, before passing into the hands of the Schenley company following the repeal of Prohibition. When Schenley were bought over by United Distillers in 1987, the distillery was rebuilt as the new owners looked to consolidate their production to a single facility. When United Distillers became Diageo in 1997, the new parent company were interested in bourbon, and sold the distillery to Heaven Hill. Heaven Hill were established in 1935, but their long-serving Bardstown distillery was lost in a devastating fire in 1996. Homeless for three years, the company acquired Bernheim in 1999, and have produced all of their whiskey there ever since.

This ninth edition of William Heavenhill is comprised of only 34 barrels pulled from the 4th floor of Rickhouse LL at Schenley. These barrels were allowed to age for an impressive 15 years before being selected for this limited edition offering.

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

This sixth edition of William Heavenhill is a limited and unique offering. Less than 60 barrels make up this edition, but they have been dumped into separate small batches to preserve each warehouse's unique aging effect on the barrels.

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

This is the fourth edition of William Heavenhill, and was distilled at Bernheim and bottled at cask strength 15 years later in Bardstown in a one-time run.

Bernheim is a historic Kentucky distillery. It was established by the Bernheim Brothers in the late 19th century, before passing into the hands of the Schenley company following the repeal of Prohibition. When Schenley were bought over by United Distillers in 1987, the distillery was rebuilt as the new owners looked to consolidate their production to a single facility. When United Distillers became Diageo in 1997, the new parent company were interested in bourbon, and sold the distillery to Heaven Hill. Heaven Hill were established in 1935, but their long-serving Bardstown distillery was lost in a devastating fire in 1996. Homeless for three years, the company acquired Bernheim in 1999, and have produced all of their whiskey there ever since.

This seventh edition of William Heavenhill is an extremely limited and unique offering. It has been aged for 12 years on the 10th floor of Rickhouse 1K, a brick warehouse located at the historic Bernheim distillery.

Comprised of only 35 barrels, this small batch results in a finely balanced Bourbon with a smooth finish. Bottled at barrel proof and non-chill filtered, it makes the perfect addition to any whiskey connoisseur’s collection. 67.2% ABV/134.4 Proof.

*May Have Minor Wax Crack*

A 100 proof, small batch from Heaven Hill.

Named after the company founder, William Heavenhill, this 3rd edition is a small batch comprised of less than 12 barrels, selected by Master Distillers, Craig and Parker Beam. The vatting has been aged for 132 months.

2024 -02, "The Beam House Batch"

Experience the Distinct Character of Booker's Bourbon 'The Beam House Batch' 2024-02

Immerse yourself in the rich legacy of bourbon-making with Booker's Bourbon 'The Beam House Batch' 2024-02. This limited edition release, named in honor of the iconic distillery, is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship and heritage of the Booker's brand.

Crafted to Perfection: With an ABV of 63.90% and a proof of 127.8, 'The Beam House Batch' offers a robust and intense flavor profile that is both bold and sophisticated. Aged for 7 years, 2 months, and 29 days, this bourbon has been nurtured to achieve a perfect balance of depth and complexity. The aging process in charred oak barrels imparts a rich amber hue and a flavor profile that is unparalleled in its richness and variety.

A Symphony of Flavors: Each sip of 'The Beam House Batch' reveals a harmonious blend of caramel, vanilla, and oak, intertwined with subtle notes of dark fruits and spices. The high ABV and proof level ensure that each flavor note is pronounced and memorable, making this bourbon a delightful experience for the senses.

A Nod to the Distillery's Heritage: Named after the distillery itself, 'The Beam House Batch' is a celebration of the history and spirit of Booker's Bourbon. It represents a lineage of distillers who have dedicated their lives to crafting exceptional spirits. This batch is not just a bourbon; it's a piece of history.

Limited Edition Rarity: As a limited edition release, 'The Beam House Batch' is a coveted addition for collectors and bourbon enthusiasts alike. Its unique character and story make it a must-have for those who appreciate the art of fine bourbon-making.

Perfect for Special Occasions: Whether you're commemorating a milestone, giving a thoughtful gift, or simply enjoying an evening with friends, 'The Beam House Batch' is an excellent choice. Its rich flavor and storied background make it ideal for those moments that call for something truly special.

Secure Your Piece of Bourbon History: Don't miss the opportunity to experience the excellence of Booker's Bourbon 'The Beam House Batch' 2024-02. Add this exceptional bourbon to your collection and savor the taste of a spirit crafted with passion and precision.

Knowing that rye has roots extending to the beginning of American Whiskey and holds more than two centuries of heritage, you could say, “it’s been done.” But with this chapter, “Path Not Taken,” we explore the future of American Rye by blending a unique range of rye whiskies together and show you that rye still has plenty of stories left to tell.

“Path Not Taken” is about reimagining the variety that rye grain has to offer and pushing the limits of what it can be. We look across America’s oldest whiskey frontier from a new vantage point and create a complex, redefined and differentiated profile by blending ryes of different age, char and mash bill.

The story of rye has been told countless ways. But never like this.

LITTLE BOOK ® CHAPTER 8: PATH NOT TAKEN IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING LIQUID STREAMS

18yrs Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (High Rye)
11yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey
7yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Malt Whiskey
5yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey (KY Family-Style, Char 4)
5yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey (PA Family-Style, Char 1)
5yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey (PA Family-Style, Char 4)
4yrs Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey

TASTING NOTES

COLOR: Deep copper with golden undertones
AROMA: Complex blend of butterscotch, fresh dill and toasted rye bread
TASTE: Floral notes intermingled with sweet apricot and heavy oak

Age: 6-Years

Mash Bill: Traditional Rye Bourbon 

Proof: 102 Proof

Source: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Batch: 6 barrel blend

Tasting Notes: Orange blossom honey and plums. A nice brightness of cherry blossom and citrus oil. The palate is viscous. Lots of caramel, cherry and baking spice. It balances nicely with each sip showing off a little more of each note. The finish is long with plums, toasted sugar and tobacco.

Story: Fortuna was a prolific brand in the United States from the late 1800’s until the 1960’s, when they closed the doors on the distillery. It is now being revitalized for a new generation of whiskey lovers by the people behind Rare Character Whiskey - Andy Shapira, Pablo Moix, and Peter Nevenglosky.

At the height of America's original whiskey boom of the late nineteenth century, a German immigrant named Phil Hollenbach crafted a brand called Fortuna that helped define the early days of the modern Bourbon industry. Hollenbach left a lasting mark on the whiskey trade having found great success in Louisville, Kentucky. He strived to delight customers far and wide by sharing his "Taste of Good Fortune." 

Over a hundred years since its inception, Fortuna Bourbon has now been revitalized for a new generation of whiskey lovers to celebrate. Aged a minimum of six years and hand-selected by the folks behind Rare Character Whiskey, the spirit of Hollenbach's passion and dedication lives on in this remarkable Kentucky Straight Bourbon.