Originally crafted by Kentucky Bourbon Hall-of-Famer Eddie Russell as 'Wild Turkey 81', Wild Turkey Bourbon is aged in American White Oak barrels with the deepest, No. 4 'alligator' char. With notes of sweet vanilla, pear, and hints of spice, this bourbon finishes with a flavour that is full and rich, whether enjoyed straight or with a mixer.

Crafted at the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery, where the art of fine bourbon making began in 1812. Known for its exceptional balance, this bourbon reveals more than 200 detectable flavour notes, ranging from bold grain and oak to layers of sweet aromatics, spice, and fruit. The nose is rich with dried fruit, mint and orange dusted with cocoa, followed by hints of vanilla and tobacco. On the palate, it is rich, chewy and smooth, unfolding with citrus, cinnamon, cocoa, toffee and caramel, before finishing silky and warm with a long, satisfying tail.

Crafted at the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery, where the art of fine bourbon making began in 1812. Known for its exceptional balance, this bourbon reveals more than 200 detectable flavour notes, ranging from bold grain and oak to layers of sweet aromatics, spice, and fruit. The nose is rich with dried fruit, mint and orange dusted with cocoa, followed by hints of vanilla and tobacco. On the palate, it is rich, chewy and smooth, unfolding with citrus, cinnamon, cocoa, toffee and caramel, before finishing silky and warm with a long, satisfying tail.

An innovative twice-barreled bourbon, uniquely matured in two charred oak barrels to create its rich, layered character. After initial maturation, the bourbon is transferred to a second barrel that has been deeply toasted and lightly charred, drawing out additional soft, sweet oak notes. The nose reveals rich aromas of dark fruit, caramel, sharp honey, chocolate, marzipan and toasted oak, while the palate is full-bodied with flavours of vanilla, dark caramel, hazelnut, apple, fruit and spice. A long, creamy finish with lingering hints of honeyed apple completes this indulgent expression.