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This Abraham Bowman was hand crafted for Virginia ABC’s 90th Anniversary.

Happy belated birthday!

Abraham Bowman took their 8 year old Bourbon and finished it for 1 year in French Oak cider barrels sourced from Potter’s Craft Cider in Charlottesville.

Proof: 115.0

Preservation SuperFreak 2.0

Clase Azul Encuentros x Amador Montes Limited Edition Mezcal (2026)

One of only 540 Bottles

Woodford Reserve Chocolate Malted Rye (Master's Collection) (2019)

Woodford Reserve Master's Collection Chocolate Malted Rye 90.4 Proof (45.2% ABV) is a high-intent 2019 technical release from the Woodford Reserve Distillery (the historic Distillery No. 52). Marking the 15th installment in this annual series, this expression highlights an advanced grain-science concept by altering the chemical makeup of the grain before fermentation. Utilizing a specialized mash bill of 70% corn, 15% chocolate malted rye, and 15% distillers malt, the rye portion was roasted to a precise level where the grain sugars caramelized.

90.4 proof

Barrel 9002

Yield: 170 Bottles 

9 Year "Bonaire" KY Straight Bourbon 126.98 Proof

Cask Strength, Brook Hill

Buffalo Trace Distillery proudly announces the release of Elmer T. Lee 40th Anniversary Edition, the first-ever uncut and unfiltered expression of Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Bourbon. Debuting four decades after the original Elmer T. Lee Bourbon was released, this limited offering honors the legacy of one of the industry’s most influential pioneers and offers enthusiasts a rare opportunity to experience this iconic whiskey in its purest form.

Elmer T. Lee’s legacy at Buffalo Trace Distillery began in 1949, when he joined the then-George T. Stagg Distillery as a maintenance engineer following his service in World War II and graduation from the University of Kentucky. Over the next four decades, he rose to become Master Distiller, helping guide the Distillery through a transformative era of modernization and growth while shaping the future of bourbon.

A visionary ahead of his time, Lee fundamentally changed the American whiskey landscape in 1984 with the introduction of Blanton’s Single Barrel Bourbon, the world’s first single-barrel bourbon and a concept that helped pioneer the premiumization of bourbon. To honor his enduring impact, the Distillery introduced Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Bourbon in 1986, a namesake expression that directly reflects his commitment to careful selection and consistency. Its combination of craftsmanship, authenticity and legacy has made it a benchmark for both enthusiasts and collectors.

“Elmer’s legacy is something we feel and celebrate every day at the Distillery, not just in the bourbon we make, but in the way we approach our work,” said Buffalo Trace Distillery Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley. “His commitment to craftsmanship guided not only our future at Buffalo Trace, but it also helped set the course for American whiskey as a whole. I was fortunate to learn from Elmer early in my career, and his guidance left a lasting impression on how I approach my work. Releasing this rare whiskey in his honor is incredibly meaningful and a privilege for all of us at the Distillery.”

Now, 40 years after its debut, Buffalo Trace Distillery is unveiling a bold new expression of this connoisseur-respected bourbon. For the first time, Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Bourbon is presented uncut and unfiltered, drawn directly from the barrel without dilution or chill filtration. This approach  is a reflection of how Elmer evaluated barrels for Blanton’s selection, providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to experience the whiskey as he would have.

The barrels selected for the 40th Anniversary Edition of Elmer T. Lee Bourbon were chosen for their richness and individuality, each bottled at its natural barrel proof to preserve a more robust, unaltered profile. Across the collection, notes of apricot, almond, vanilla, toasted coconut and honeysuckle lead to a rich, chewy palate with crème brûlée-like sweetness and a long finish of toasted oak and baking spice. Ranging from 124.8 to 138.6 proof, each barrel offers a subtle variation in character, structure and intensity.  

“For the first time, we’re sharing Elmer T. Lee Bourbon exactly as it comes from the barrel,” said Erica Bovard, Senior Brand Director, American Whiskey. “By offering it uncut and unfiltered, we’re able to highlight the depth and character of the whiskey while staying true to the standards Elmer set.  We think fans will love this release, and importantly, it’s one we believe Elmer would be proud of.”

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110.0 proof

From the legendary Blanton's Distillery, this limited edition single barrel bourbon is a collaboration between Buffalo Trace and La Maison du Whisky, the renowned French spirits retailer. Each barrel is hand-selected by La Maison du Whisky's experts, ensuring a truly unique and exceptional experience.

The 2026 release celebrates 20 years of exclusive LMDW Blanton's selections. This Sapphire release is packaged in a beautiful gift set containing 4 glasses.

Bottles may contain minor hairline cracks in the wax

A single barrel selected by members of the Bailliage of Greater Washington as part of the Bourbon Experience taking place at the Grand Chapitre in October, 2026.  A $10 donation will be made for every bottle sold to the Societe Mondiale du Vin USA to support the Young Sommelier and Young Culinary programs.

Distilled: Kentucky

Bottled: Provenance (Middleburg, VA)

Tasting Notes: Sweet honey meets creme brulee on the nose. Dessert forward with undertones of red berry, apple butter, cinnamon. The palate is silky and decadent, medium mouthfeel with gentle oak, light spice, and waffle cone, vanilla bean, flan and brulee with a touch of caramelized sugar. Long finish, elegant and easy to love with layers of vanilla, caramels and a light gingersnap and cinnamon. 

Hibiki Japanese Harmony | 2026 Limited-Edition, Chiso Collaboration

The collectible Hibiki Japanese Harmony 2026 Limited-Edition features Hibiki's iconic 24-faceted bottle, representing Japan's 24 traditional micro-seasons, reimagined by Chiso, which has preserved the art of yuzen silk dyeing while continually evolving the craft through contemporary design and techniques.

The limited-edition bottle is adorned with vibrant jewel-toned floral motifs featuring tachibana, (evergreen citrus) symbolizing enduring prosperity; kiri (paulownia), representing good fortune and nobility; sakura (cherry blossoms), celebrating the beauty of the seasons and renewal; and ume (plum blossoms) and tsubaki (camellias), emblems of longevity and timeless vitality. Rich gold, crimson, emerald, indigo and soft blush accents transform the bottle into a collectible work of art, celebrating the shared pursuit of Japanese craftsmanship that has defined both houses for generations.  

Following acclaimed partnerships with Japanese artists Eriko Horiki and Hiroshi Senju, the Chiso release continues Hibiki Whisky's longstanding tradition of celebrating Japanese artistry through creative collaboration. The partnership is brought to life through a behind-the-scenes film, as well as a Chiso kimono installation at New York's JFK Airport Terminal 1 timed to its opening.

Hibiki Japanese Harmony Blend & Tasting Notes

• Color: Amber

• Nose: Honey-like sweetness, candied orange peel, white chocolate

• Taste: Rose, lychee, hint of rosemary, mature woodiness, sandalwood

• Finish: Subtle, tender long finish, with hint of Mizunara (Japanese oak)

Willett Family Estate "Purple Top" 14 Year Bourbon ("Phone Home")

Barrel No.: 722

Proof: 108.6

Founded by Ichiro Akuto, Chichibu began distilling in Saitama Prefecture in 2008 and became a defining name in modern Japanese whisky. This single malt highlights Chichibu Distillery II, the producer’s second distillery, which commenced production in 2019 near the original site and expanded the house’s whisky-making capacity.

• Single malt Japanese whisky produced by Chichibu Distillery II in Saitama, Japan
• The first official release of single malt Japanese whisky from Chichibu’s second Distillery
  
• Distilled from 100% malted barley, a small portion of which is heavily peated
  
• Fermented 100 hours in French oak washbacks
  
• Double distilled in Forsyths copper pot stills
  

The 1792 XV 15 Year Old Cask Strength Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey represents an exceptionally rare treasure in the whiskey community, serving as a masterclass in hyper-aged maturation curation. Crafted by the expert distilling team at Barton 1792 Distillery under the Sazerac portfolio, the XV expression is specifically engineered to elevate the ultra-premium sipping experience, offering a remarkably bold profile built for true whiskey connoisseurs. Following the success of the brand's popular Full Proof and Twelve Year expressions, this highly anticipated limited-edition milestone dramatically raises the stakes. By shifting the high-age concept to a commanding, cask-strength format, this rare 1-Liter bottling serves as a finite historical document of artisanal Kentucky distillation innovation.

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The 2026 Old Forester Birthday Bourbon is the 26th edition of the longest-running annual limited release in American whiskey, a tradition Brown-Forman began in 2002 to honor founder George Garvin Brown's September 2 birthday. This year's release carries an 11-year age statement, arrives at 97 proof, and continues the series' recent move to a 700ml presentation.

The 2026 vintage was drawn from a batch of 212 barrels that matured together on the third floor of Warehouse B at the Brown-Forman Distillery in Louisville. The whiskey began as Old Forester's signature mash bill of 72% corn, 18% rye, and 10% malted barley. A quirk of production distinguishes this batch: the new make spirit rested in the cistern room for six days over a holiday weekend, and natural tank venting eased the barrel entry proof to 124.4 from the usual 125 — a small shift that subtly shaped how the spirit took to the wood over eleven Kentucky summers.

Blade and Bow 12-Year-Old Solera Reserve opens with a graceful nose of red fruit, dried fig, and currant leading into a silky, layered palate. Caramelized sugar and dried fruit give way to almond toffee, cocoa, and dark cherry. The finish shows dark fruit and oak spice, supported by tannins and subtle wine acidity balanced by corn sweetness. The vat program contributes these distinct layers: Port and Bordeaux bring dark fruit and tannic structure. Cognac adds refined fruit esters and rancio, while Moscatel lends aromatic lift and sweetness—together creating a long, resonant finish.

ABOUT BLADE AND BOW
Blade and Bow pays homage to the artful passion and renowned craftsmanship of the legendary Stitzel-Weller Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Blade and Bow whiskey is currently available in four variants: Blade and Bow Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Blade and Bow 12-Year-Old Solera Reserve, Blade and Bow 22-Year-Old Limited Release Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, and the latest 30-Year-Old Limited Release Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

Octomore 17.3 is a showcase of single farm, single field and singe vintage whisky making. Exploring the influence of barley grown exclusively in Irene’s Field on Octomore Farm, Islay, just two miles from the distillery. Aged for five years full-term in a combination of first-fill bourbon barrels and second-fill European oak that includes Ribera Del Duero, Sauternes, Eiswine and Syrah casks, the whisky has been bottled at 132.1 PPM.

You do not get a more traceable single malt than this. We know the farmer, we know the field, and the result is an elemental and expressive dram.

700ml

Like its 17.1 counterpart, Octomore 17.2 is distilled from the same batch of 100% Scottish mainland concerto barley and is malted to 81.0 PPM. But instead of being matured in bourbon barrels, it has spent time in French oak that matured Californian red wine then bourbon, then Octomore. The spirit was then finished in first-fill port barriques.

Octomore spirit has never been matured in this specific combination of casks before, which has resulted in a unique flavour profile comprising pepper, citrus and berries.

700ml

Distilled from 100% Scottish mainland Concerto barley and malted to 81.0 PPM, Octomore 17.1 has been matured full-term in first-fill bourbon barrels, with notes of salt, smoke and sweetness.

Vanilla milkshake and warm custard tart meet pear drops and malt syrup. The peat builds in waves: dry, earthy smoke, smouldering oak and ash. Salinity cuts through the sweetness, creating clarity.

700ml

Night Sage opens with aromas of butterscotch, vanilla and gently toasted oak, leading to a smooth palate layered with brown sugar, golden toffee, walnut and fig. The finish is warm and lingering, with notes of dried fruit, vanilla and oak.