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Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is the signature expression of one of America's most celebrated small-batch bourbons. Produced at the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky, a National Historic Landmark on the site where fine bourbon production began in 1812, Woodford Reserve is crafted using triple pot-still distillation to produce a bourbon with more than 200 detectable flavor notes. Personalize this 750ml bottle with a custom label or laser engraving for an unforgettable wedding, retirement, milestone birthday, Father's Day, or luxury corporate gift.
Tasting Notes: Clean, brilliant honey amber color. On the nose, rich notes of dried fruit, mint, orange, and a dusting of cocoa, with faint vanilla and tobacco spice. The palate is rich, rounded, and smooth with complex citrus, cinnamon, cocoa, toffee, caramel, chocolate, and spice. Silky and creamy at first, finishing long, warm, and satisfying.
Whiskey Details: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 90.4 proof (45.2% ABV). 750ml. Versailles, Kentucky.
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- Want a richer, more premium expression? Try the Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Bourbon Whiskey.
- Want a luxury wood-box gift? Pair your bottle with a custom engraved wood box.
Woodford Reserve Bourbon FAQs
Where is Woodford Reserve made? Woodford Reserve is made at the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky. The distillery is a National Historic Landmark and sits on the site where fine bourbon production began in 1812.
What is bourbon? Bourbon is an American whiskey made from a grain mash that is at least 51% corn, aged in new charred oak barrels, and produced in the United States. By federal law, bourbon contains no additives other than water.
How is Woodford Reserve different from other bourbons? Woodford Reserve is one of the few American bourbons crafted using triple copper pot-still distillation, a method more commonly used in Scotch and Irish whiskey production. This slow, deliberate process produces a bourbon with over 200 detectable flavor notes and a richer, more complex profile than column-distilled bourbons.
What does Woodford Reserve taste like? Woodford Reserve offers aromas of dried fruit, mint, orange, cocoa, vanilla, and tobacco spice. The palate is rich, rounded, and smooth, with notes of citrus, cinnamon, toffee, caramel, chocolate, and spice, finishing long and warm.
What is the proof of Woodford Reserve? Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon is bottled at 90.4 proof, which is 45.2% alcohol by volume.
Can I personalize a bottle of Woodford Reserve? Yes. Personal Wine offers custom printed labels and custom laser engraving on every bottle of Woodford Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Designs can include names, dates, monograms, photos, logos, or full custom artwork.
Is Woodford Reserve a good groomsmen or wedding gift? Yes. Personalized Woodford Reserve is one of the most popular groomsmen, wedding party, and bachelor party gifts because of its heritage, balanced flavor, and ability to be engraved as a keepsake.
Is Woodford Reserve a good corporate gift? Yes. Personalized Woodford Reserve is a popular luxury corporate gift, ideal for executive recognition, client appreciation, board gifts, and retirement honors. Add a custom engraved wood box for an elevated presentation.
How should I serve Woodford Reserve? Woodford Reserve is traditionally served neat, on the rocks, or in classic bourbon cocktails such as the Old Fashioned, Manhattan, or Mint Julep. For tasting, serve at room temperature in a Glencairn glass to fully experience the aroma and flavor profile.
How long does Woodford Reserve last unopened? Unopened, Woodford Reserve has an indefinite shelf life when stored upright in a cool, dark location. Bourbon does not age in the bottle. Once opened, it will keep for 1 to 2 years before the flavor begins to oxidize.
Where does Personal Wine ship Woodford Reserve? Personal Wine ships personalized Woodford Reserve to most U.S. states. Liquor cannot be shipped to Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Mississippi, Texas, or Utah due to state regulations.
