Our limited Bottled-in-Bond releases pay tribute to Colonel James E. Pepper, who played an instrumental role in the passage of the B.i.B Act of 1897. This act ensured consumers of the standard of whiskey in the bottle and the B.i.B. tax stamp seal across the cork of bottles prevents tampering. Pepper was the first distiller in Kentucky to bottle his whiskey at the distillery, and his trademark signature strip label was a guarantee of the quality within the bottle.

Tasting Notes:

Color
Deep amber

Nose
Notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak with a hint of spice

Palate
Rich and full-bodied with flavors of dark fruit, toasted oak, and a touch of smoke

Finish
Long and warming with a pleasant sweetness and subtle spice notes