Old Forester Barrel Proof was announced in 2019 when the parent company Brown-Forman said they would be enhancing their retailer single barrel program. Old Forester’ discontinued their 90 proof single barrel and replaced it with barrel strength single barrel versions. It was announced back then that the barrel strength versions will range in proof between 130-135.
Jefferson’s Reserve Cask Strength is a limited-edition high-proof bourbon that has been aged 8 years. According to Trey Zoeller, founder and master blend of Jefferson’s Bourbon, “For years, Jefferson’s Reserve has been our flagship bourbon, celebrated for its balance and sophistication. With this cask strength release, we’re peeling back the layers to reveal the whiskey in its most authentic form — untamed, uncut and packed with intense flavor. “This is for those who crave the full […]
Higher Calling elevates the original Vow 6.29 blend by utilizing select higher-priming filler leaves, including Cotuí tobacco sourced from Monika Kelner’s farms in the Dominican Republic. In addition, Higher Calling received two full years of aging for a notably creamier experience that is rich with warm baking spices for a delightful twist on the regular production Vow 6.29 Toro.
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof returns with the 37th offering, A125. The Barrel Proof from Elijah Craig sees 3 offerings each year A1##, B5## and C9##. Is the the bottling that turned me on to higher proof bourbon so I did have some disappointment when I saw this on the shelf at the lowest proof to date (tied with B521).