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Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Distiller's Select - 750 ml, $37.99
Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is built around flavor. The perfectly balanced taste of this Kentucky whiskey is comprised of more than 200 detectable flavor notes, from bold grain and wood, to sweet aromatics of spice, fruit and floral notes. Aged perfectly in a bourbon barrel, this alcohol has a clear, brilliant honey, amber appearance. Craft delicious mixed drinks like a Mint Julep, Old Fashioned or Rye Manhattan with this bourbon whiskey at the heart of each recipe.
Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey - 9.375 ml - 80 Count, $17.99
225 years of experience goes into every bottle of Jim Beam Bourbon. An aging process of four years in new charred oak barrels gives Jim Beam its elegant, refined and smooth character. With a slightly spicy, oaky vanilla aroma, this medium-bodied bourbon brings mellow hints of caramel, vanilla, grain and oak flavor with a lightly sweet, toasted oak finish. Sip it neat, on the rocks or mix it up in any number of bourbon- or whiskey-centered cocktails like a Spring Breeze or Berry Julep. Jim Beam's extra aging creates an elegant, smooth and refined whiskey that pleases with every sip. After seven generations and 30 family members of master distillers, the Jim Beam family tradition continues today. In 2005, Frederick Booker Noe III, the great-grandson of Jim Beam, filled the 10 millionth barrel of Jim Beam, keeping the tradition of Jacob Beam alive for the next generation of bourbon drinkers.
Makers Mark Bourbon Whisky Kentucky Straight - 750 ml, $30.99
Created by Bill Samuels, Sr. to be a bourbon that he would enjoy drinking himself, Maker’s Mark is smooth and approachable with an easy finish – a true contrast to hot, harsh whiskies that 'blow your ears off,' and a downright revolutionary idea at the time. Maker’s Mark is made slowly in small batches, in our National Historic Landmark distillery in Loretto, Kentucky. While it makes any cocktail better, a lot of folks still prefer it on its own, or over ice with a splash of water.
