It was in 1999 that Woodford Reserve Bourbon became the official bourbon of the Kentucky Derby. That was the inaugural year of the annual Woodford Reserve collector’s bottle created just for horse racing fans. The first four years of the Derby bottle featured simple graphics that celebrated Derby. Beginning in 2003, Woodford Reserve started featuring original work of artists on the bottle.

This bottle of Woodford Reserve bourbon was bottled for the 140th Kentucky Derby held on 3 May 2014. The bottle features captivating artwork by local Louisville artist David O. Schuster, entitled ‘The 4th Turn’. It depicts the horses and their jockeys at the final stretch of the race.

Content 1000ml - volume 45.2%

McCormick Distilling Company, located in historic Weston, Missouri, is the oldest distillery west of the Mississippi River still operating in its original location. The company has a rich heritage going back to 1856 and a well-deserved reputation for offering innovative products, exceptional quality, and remarkable value throughout the decades since.

This blended whisky appears quite old but we've been unable to determine how old exactly.

This is the oldest Barrett's Bourbon known, aged over 21 years, distilled in 1969, bottled in 1990.

Content 750ml - volume 50.5%

Non-chill filtered and bottled at a 114.2 proof, the 2021 Limited Edition Small Batch features a 16-year-old Bourbon from the OBSV recipe, a 14-year-old OBSQ, a 12-year-old OESK, and a 16-year-old OESV. Only Four Roses combines two mashbills with five proprietary yeast strains to create 10 distinct Bourbon recipes. Each recipe brings something different to the batch – and carefully mingling them allows us to achieve an endless range of flavor profiles to please any Bourbon lover. This is one of 4944 bottles.

Content 70cl - volume 57.1%

Jo Blackburn Kentucky Straight Bourbon was distilled and bottled in Kentucky, by Heaven Hill, between the 1960's and 1990's. In 1894 Benedict Joseph (B. J.) Semmes told a U.S. Senate committee investigating the Whiskey Trust: “We began business in 1819 in Washington, D.C., and built the first brick storehouse on south side of Pennsylvania Avenue, between the Capitol and the Treasury Department, and built the Yannissee Distillery in 1823 on Yannissee Creek, Maryland, within sight of the dome of the Capitol.” The Semmes clan called their whiskey “Yannissee” at that time.

This one has been bottled in 1996.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

This is the Four Roses 2020 Limited Edition Small Batch, a blend of 4 batches aged between 12 and 19 years: a 12-year-old Bourbon which is from the distillery’s OBSV recipe, a 16-year-old OESK, a 12-year-old OESV and a 19-year-old OBSK. This is one of 4560 bottles.

Content 70cl - volume 55.7%

Very Olde St. Nick Ancient Cask Lot No.12 was created especially for the Japanese market. This Bourbon was distilled between 1980 and 1985 and bottled some 10-15 years later.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

Jack Daniel's Rested Tennessee Rye batch 002, bottled for Japan in 2014. Its mash bill at the time was the first new one in more than a century: 70% rye, 18% corn, and 12% malted barley. After fermentation, the wash is charcoal-filtered, allowing for the “Tennessee Whiskey” title. Following that, it rests in American Oak casks for just two years.

Content 750ml - volume 40%

This bottle is part of the very first barrel (#4) which was bottled for Ken's Bar, a 13-year old Single Barrel Tennessee whiskey, distilled September 2003, bottled May 2017. For sale is bottle 76/185.

Content 700ml - volume 50.8%

Jack Daniel’s Silver Select was a travel retail exclusive. The Bourbon chosen for Silver Select aged in the highest location of the barrelhouse. Bottled at 50% abv this Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey is considered as one of the best whiskies ever released by Jack Daniel’s.

This version is the second and final release of Silver Select.

Content 700ml - volume 50%

Released Spring 2015 this is a masterful union of well-bred bourbons. The first, a spicy bourbon with a mash bill favoring rye, barrel aged for a subtle woodiness. This, artfully braided with a smooth, but never soft, wheated bourbon of memorable curves. Finally, a more experienced, oaky bourbon with a rye-based mash. None overpowers the other, agreeing to co-exist in harmony.

Content 750ml - volume 49.3%

Besides great Tennessee Whiskey Jack Daniel's also produces a ever-changing line of ready-made cocktails. This Tennessee Sunset was produced for Japan in the 1990's and is arguably the rarest of the Country Cocktail range, virtually impossible to track down, this is the first bottle we where able to buy..... since 1999.

Wild Turkey 12 years is one of the most sought-after Bourbon's on the market. This one was bottled around 2007.

Content 700ml - volume 50.5%

This 8 years old Johhny Drum was released for Japan in 1991, bottled with Bourbon distilled by the legendary Willett Distillery.

Johnny Drum 8 years is very rare, it lacks a listing in Whiskybase and is rarely seen on auction.

Content 750ml - volume 43%

Wild Turkey's 12 year old 101 proof  'split label' was released in the mid-1990's, the predecessor of the infamous Cheesy Gold Foil.

Content 750ml - volume 50.5%

Produced at the Heaven Hill distillery, Old Fitzgerald's 1849 pays homage to old style of wheated bourbon. It is said to celebrate the mash bill created by John Fitzgerald.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

Jack Daniel's Bicentennial pays tribute to the 2ooth anniversary of the State of Tennessee which was in 1996. The bottle itself is a replica from the bottle released 100 years earlier, in 1896, by the man himself. This is the European release.

Content 700ml - volume 45%

This 12 year old Wild Turkey 101 proof is arguably one of the best WT's ever made. Nicknamed 'cheesy gold foil' after its rather shining label and tube it was available in the period 1990-1992.

Content 750ml - volume 50.5%

This is the number one of Jack Daniel's Master Distiller Collection, bottled for the UK in 2005. This was supposed to be the first of 6 different bottles but the distillery decided to cancel the remaining releases.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

The barrelhouses located on the grounds of the Jack Daniel Distillery play a very important role in the whiskey-making process. It is in these buildings that new barrels of whiskey are placed and allowed to mature over the course of several years. Due to different variables in the aging process, this is not an exact science or one that relies on a calendar. Instead, the Distillery’s experienced tasters decide when each whiskey has aged to perfection, at which time the barrel is removed from the barrelhouse and sent to bottling.

It was to commemorate one of the Distillery’s oldest and most famed barrelhouses, a 7-story building aptly named “Barrelhouse 1,” that the first of these bottles was released in the summer of 1994. This first batch of these 94 proof whiskey bottles is the most common a collector may come across, though a much smaller second batch was produced in the winter of 1999.

Content 750ml - volume 47%