Bourbon
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$37.99Rebellion Bourbon is distilled in a Copper Still and aged in oak. A small batch production. Distilled and bottled in Kentucky. Learn More -
$14.99Deep amber hue. Generous sweet wood and caramel aromas. A relatively viscous attack leads to a moderately full-bodied palate. Lingering, flavorful finish. Well balanced and straightforward with a slight burn. Learn More -
$39.99Basil Hayden’s bourbon whiskey. Artfully aged, light and easy to sip, with a clean finish. It’s a craft bourbon unlike any other. Learn More -
$64.99Distilled to a lower proof, then barreled and aged for several years in small batches; producing an amber color, offering notes of toasted nuts, caramelized bananas, orange peel, vanilla, and spice. The robust flavors continue on the warm palate and add balance to the silky texture culminating in a smooth finish. Learn More -
$51.99Best enjoyed in stages - Pour a finger and sip it neat, then open it up with a drop of water or a filtered ice cube Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Learn More -
$29.99A premium 86-proof, extra-aged bourbon ages years longer in white oak barrels than original Jim Beam. It's those extra years of aging that give Jim Beam Black its full-bodied flavor with smooth caramel and warm oak notes. Learn More -
$84.99For seven generations, Jim Beam has been a familiar name for Bourbon lovers. Fred Noe, great-grandson of the Kentucky distillery’s founder, honours the family tradition with this refined offering handcrafted in small batches. Aged 12 years, it unveils rich complexity and bold flavours of vanilla, caramel and oak. Take a time out and sip it quietly, neat or on the rocks. Learn More -
$64.99Early pioneer Colonel John J. Bowman first explored Kentucky in 1775. Four years later he moved his family to Lincoln County where they were among the earliest settlers of Kentucky. He presided over Kentucky’s first county court and was also appointed the first military commander and governor of Kentucky County. He was the great, great uncle of Abram Bowman, founder of Virginia’s A. Smith Bowman Distillery. This single barrel bourbon whiskey commemorates the early American pioneer John J. Bowman. Learn More -
$54.99Old Forester 1870’s name refers to the year that Brown-Forman founder George Garvin Brown began batching whiskey from three different distilleries (Atherton in Bardstown, Mattingly in Marion and Mellwood in Louisville) to ensure a consistent product. 1870 Original Batch is also blended by Marianne Barnes, the protégé of Brown-Forman’s master distiller, Chris Morris. It is said this would make 1870 the the first bourbon from a major producer blended by a woman in the modern era. The first batch of 1870 was 36 barrels. Brown-Forman intends for this to be a permanent brand. Learn More -
$79.99A distiller named Elijah Pepper began producing small amounts of whiskey in 1797 in his little set up, just behind the Woodford County Courthouse in Versailles, Kentucky. His product was popular and it was not long before he required a more substantial premises. Elijah founded his new distillery in 1812, on Grassy Springs in Glenn’s Creek, not far outside of Versailles. Learn More