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For the first time, King of Kentucky introduces a three-batch series, each bottled at a distinct proof to showcase the complexity of its aging process.
Each batch is a blend of barrels aged 12–18 years. Some barrels had exceptionally high angel’s share, with just 16 percent liquid after years of evaporation.
● Batch 3 (110 proof): Rich chocolate and brown sugar brightened by citrus and pine; bold oak and spice on the palate; the longest, oak-forward finish.
This product may contain typical hairline or vertical wax cracking as is frequent on these bottles.
The 2025 expression is a 17-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.
This product contains typical hairline and vertical wax cracking as is frequent on these bottles.
The 2024 expression is a 16-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. Approximately 5,100 bottles will be produced.
This product may contain typical hairline or vertical wax cracking as is frequent on these bottles.
The 2026 expression is a 14-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.
*Barrel and Proof may vary*
This product contains typical hairline and vertical wax cracking as is frequent on these bottles.
The 2021 King of Kentucky is the fourth release of the label distilled at The Brown-Forman Distillery. It's a 14 year old bourbon made with a mash bill of 79% corn, 11% rye, and 10% malted barley.
As part of the wheated bourbon family, this twelve year old W.L. Weller is aged far longer than most wheated bourbons. This offering is a smooth, easy-going and balanced offering with a beautiful deep bronze color. Aromas of lanolin, almond, creamed corn and toasty vanilla. The mid-palate flavor is heavily wheated, layered and moderately sweet. Long, oaky, and intensely smooth finish.
COLOR: Bright burnished copper
NOSE: Brown sugar, molasses, light baking spices with orange peel
PALATE: gentle with notes of butterscotch, subtle oak, cloves
FINISH: Long, warm, with tannins and peppery tingle, followed by hint of barrel char
Distillery: Heaven Hill
City: Bardstown, KY
Style: Straight bourbon whiskey
ABV: 50% (100 proof)
*May be a different release than shown in the photo. Please contact us if you are looking for a particular release/bottling year.*
One of the most lush and rich whiskeys on the market. The nose is walnuts, prunes, and floral notes. The palate mimics the nose with walnuts, prunes, spices, intertwined with lavender and balanced with the perfect amount of acid, that leads you down a path of lingering burnt caramel.
For the first time, King of Kentucky introduces a three-batch series, each bottled at a distinct proof to showcase the complexity of its aging process.
Each batch is a blend of barrels aged 12–18 years. Some barrels had exceptionally high angel’s share, with just 16 percent liquid after years of evaporation.
● Batch 2 (107.5 proof): Dark fruit notes of dates and fig layered with caramel and charred oak; minty with hints of vanilla; a longer, crisp finish.
For the first time, King of Kentucky introduces a three-batch series, each bottled at a distinct proof to showcase the complexity of its aging process.
Each batch is a blend of barrels aged 12–18 years. Some barrels had exceptionally high angel’s share, with just 16 percent liquid after years of evaporation.
● Batch 1: 105 proof - Sweet aromatics of chocolate, caramel, and toasted marshmallow balanced with dried apricot and clove; smooth oak and toasted coconut on the palate; a silky, shorter finish.
This particular bottle is a true unicorn from that collection, as it came from a single barrel that yielded only 10 total bottles. Clocking in at 131.1pf, this is not only an incredible tasting bourbon, but with a maximum of only 9 other bottles in existence a true collectors piece as well.
The 2022 King of Kentucky is the fifth annual edition.
Age: 15 Years
Mashbill: 79% Corn, 11% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Brown Forman's King of Kentucky 2018 - Barrel 14 - 132.8 pf (Minor Wax Crack)
$2,999.00
Unit price perBrown Forman's King of Kentucky 2018 - Barrel 14 - 132.8 pf (Minor Wax Crack)
$2,999.00
Unit price perBrown Forman's King of Kentucky 2018 - Barrel 14 - 132.8 pf
14 Years
132.8 Proof
King of Kentucky represents some of the very best expressions from the legendary Brown-Forman stocks of older aged barrels.
*Minor Wax Crack - See Photos
This product contains typical hairline and vertical wax cracking as is frequent on these bottles.
The 2020 King of Kentucky is the fourth release of the label distilled at The Brown-Forman Distillery. It's a 14 year old bourbon made with a mash bill of 79% corn, 11% rye, and 10% malted barley.
Kentucky Boy is a rare, curated whisky crafted by Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Elizabeth McCall and Old Forester Assistant Master Distiller Caleb Trigo in honor of their mentor. It is a one-time release, with a limited number of bottles.
McCall and Trigo created this exceptional expression that was inspired by whiskies that Morris developed during his legendary career including Old Forester Birthday Bourbon, King of Kentucky, and Woodford Reserve Double Oaked.
Morris began his journey with Brown-Forman in 1976, eventually rising to become just the fifth Master Distiller in Old Forester history and the guiding force behind Woodford Reserve, now a global brand. Known affectionately across the industry as a true Kentucky legend, his dedication to flavor innovation helped usher in the global renaissance of premium bourbon.
Looking back on his 50-year contribution to Kentucky bourbon, Morris shared: “It has been an honor and a privilege to have played a role in the renaissance of Kentucky bourbon. Seeing consumers appreciate bourbon on a level historically afforded that of Single Malt Scotch and Cognac is most gratifying. I am confident that future generations of Kentucky bourbon distillers will continue to build upon the momentum we started nearly 50 years ago.”
To honor Morris’ half-century legacy, Brown-Forman turned to the Brown-Forman Archives to resurrect a historic brand name from its 150-year history. The Kentucky Boy label was originally acquired in 1923 when the company purchased Louisville’s Lynndale Distillery during Prohibition. Marketed through the 1940s under a thoroughbred racing theme, the dormant brand now returns from the archive vault to celebrate one of the bourbon industry’s true champions with an unprecedented blend that offers collectors a liquid timeline of Morris’ impact on the modern bourbon landscape.
Very Olde St. Nick - Queen of Kentucky - The Bourbon Concierge Exclusive Single Barrel - 134.6pf
$1,799.00
Unit price perVery Olde St. Nick - Queen of Kentucky - The Bourbon Concierge Exclusive Single Barrel - 134.6pf
$1,799.00
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Distilled: Kentucky
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Aged In: Kentucky
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Bottled In: Kentucky (Preservation Distillery)
- Age Statement: 19 years
- Yield: 30 bottles
- Size: 750ml
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More Info: No Coloring, No Filtering, No Additives, Barrel Strength, Custom Blend
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ABV: 134.6 Proof | 67.3 ABV (highest proof Very Olde St. Nick ever !)
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Tasting Notes:
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Nose: A powerful and impressive aroma. Showcases incredible depth, sweet oak, and rich fruit
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Taste: incredibly viscous palate, bringing waves of thick oily sweet oak. The proof carries a lot of the flavor through this chewy, decadent mouthfeel. Toffee and brown sugar pop first with notes of sweet oak, deep dark fruit, and creme brûlée.
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Finish: Long finish that stays with you well after the sip. Layers of flavor that are the right combination of sweet and spice.
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*May be 700ml or 750ml bottlings*
A blend of 11-, 13-, and 14-year-old
When creating Cellar Aged, we set out to do something new without forgetting who we are or what we stand for. Creating a bourbon that’s always aged to taste, not time. A bourbon without the bite, that’s always smooth. Aging our whisky for over a decade wasn’t something we ever did. Not because we didn’t believe in it, but because we hadn’t found our way of doing it. In many ways, Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged defines an older whisky, that’s distinctly Maker’s. One rooted in challenging convention, asking "what if" and building on a taste vision that’s generations in the making. By embracing both the maturation impact of our traditional warehouse and the unique maturation impact of our Limestone Cellar, we’ve created an expression that's richer and complex, without the bitterness. The 2025 release is a blend of 11-, 13- and 14-year-old Maker’s Mark, delivering a fruitier, deeper and darker bourbon.
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