Kentucke County 12yr American Whiskey

A Straight Bourbon Blended with Whiskey Distilled as a Bourbon, Put in Used Oak for 7 Years, Then New Charred Oak for 5 Years

Bourbon, America, and Kentucke all began together. Kentucke County was established in 1776 as a County of Virginia in the same year that the American Colonies declared their independence. In part of this area, also known as the Kentucke District, Bourbon County was created, from which Bourbon whiskey was named. It was sixteen years later before Kentucky became a state. Enjoy this craft whiskey that was inspired by the original Kentucke County and the whiskey that started there.

NOSE
Bold notes of oak, plum, vanilla extract, dark chocolate, and nutmeg are mellowed by pear, sweet cherry, herbal tea, and honey.

PALATE
Pear, cherry, and apple are complemented by oak, cinnamon, pepper, and caramel.

FINISH
Fruit sweetness lingers from the palate but fades into an incredibly long caramel, wood, and tobacco finish.

45% ABV - 90 Proof