Makers Mark Bourbon Whiskey, 1 L, 45%

Eagle Rare Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey 10 years 0.7L 45% This 10 year old single barrel bourbon whiskey is no lightweight for the newcomer who is just beginning to discover the subject of bourbon. Eagle Rare Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey 10 years is an intense and extremely complex bourbon whiskey that reflects the entire art of American whiskey craftsmanship.A brilliant ensemble of orange peel, caramel, grain notes, almonds and fine spices make this bourbon whiskey a delicate pleasure. Golden amber in color and a long, intense aftertaste characterize this bourbon.

Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey, 1 L, 43% About Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey is the second best-selling whiskey in the USA and is produced in the Heaven Hill Distillery in Bardstown/Kentucky. Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey came onto the market in the 1960s and is named after the whiskey pioneer Evan Williams. He was the first commercial distiller in Kentucky and registered his craft in 1783. The recipe for today's Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey supposedly dates back to that time. Evan Williams had to stop producing bourbon whiskey after about 20 years because his neighbors felt harassed and forced him to give up. The neighbors may not have liked the production of Evan Williams' bourbon whiskey, but the members of the "Board of Trustees" liked it all the more. Evan Williams was also active there and made the sessions more bearable for all participants with his bourbon whiskey. Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey is in line with other well-known whiskey brands from Heaven Hill, such as Elijah Craig and Henry McKenna, which are also named after bourbon whiskey pioneers, but is by far the most successful whiskey in this series. The production of Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey is a very traditional bourbon whiskey, which is largely produced using the same complex methods as around 1783. This means that the mash is produced using the sour mash process and the subsequent fermentation uses a yeast strain that has been in the family for 7 (!) generations. The subsequent distillation takes place in copper column stills that are over 20 meters high, producing a distillate with a strength of 68 - 70% vol. The Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey is then diluted with spring water from the region to a cask strength of 62.5% vol. and filled into charred new barrels made of American white oak to mature for 4-20 years. After the maturation process is complete, the Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey is bottled at a strong 43% vol. The master distillers of the Evan Williams Bourbon are Parker and Craig Beam - no strangers in the bourbon whiskey industry... The taste of the Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey In the color of strong amber yellow, Evan Williams Bourbon Whiskey offers complex, sweet caramel candy, vanilla and peppermint on the nose. Light and balanced in body, notes of spicy, sweet vanilla, toasted oak and toffee dominate. Evan Williams offers a bourbon with a good price/performance ratio and is ideal for entry into the bourbon whiskey segment. Caramel and light fruit notes paired with subtle spiciness.

Heaven Hill Bourbon Whiskey, 1 L, 40% Whiskey production after Prohibition In 1934, shortly after the end of Prohibition, Heaven Hill Distillers Inc. was founded in Bardstown, Kentucky by the Shapira family. At the time, this new market was a highly speculative business, comparable to the internet market of the 1990s. The risk for Heaven Hill was enormous, as it had no brands or whiskey stocks of its own - and this in the middle of the "Great Depression". After a short, successful production phase, the distillery was closed by the US government in 1942 to produce spirits for the war effort. After the end of the war and the entry of Earl Beam, from the Jim Beam Company, as master distiller in 1946, things went steeply uphill again. It was finally in 1957 that Evan Williams Bourbon was introduced and quickly became the most popular bourbon in the USA. Heaven Hill Distillery today Over the years, Heaven Hill introduced numerous successful brands such as Elijah Craig and Rittenhouse Rye and became the largest family-run spirits company in the USA. The company now has 900,000 barrels of whiskey in its halls. These are the seventh largest bourbon whiskey stocks in the world. In addition to bourbon, the company also sells other spirits such as Hpnotiq Liqueur and Pama Pomegranate Liqueur. Heaven Hill Bourbon Whiskey Heaven Hill Bourbon Whiskey is the company's very high-quality base bourbon, which is a delight both neat and in cocktails. Heaven Hill Bourbon Whiskey is very young and is stored for at least 4 years and a little longer. The nose reveals an intense rye aroma and sweet spiciness. On the palate it is spicy, light with a hint of wood. The aftertaste is warm and pleasant with a sugar/caramel note.

Baker's Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 7 years, 0.7L 53.5% History and production of Baker's Bourbon 7 years: The Jim Beam distillery is undoubtedly one of the most famous and popular whiskey distilleries in the world. The Jim Beam White Label in particular, with its soft, gentle taste, represents the typical taste profile of a Kentucky Straight Bourbon like no other whiskey. The Jim Beam distillery was founded by Jakob Böhm, who was of German descent. The son of German emigrants moved from Pennsylvania to Maryland at the age of 18 to grow grain. As early as 1788, he produced his first whiskey from surplus grain. A few years later, he moved to Kentucky and operated a water-powered mill there. As payment for grinding grain, Böhm received grain from the farmers, which he used to produce whiskey. Jakob Böhm changed his name to Jacob Beam and in 1795 sold his first whiskey barrel under the name Old Jake Beam. In 1820, Jacob Beam handed over management of his distillery to his son David Beam. Today, the distillery is still in the hands of the Beam family. The Jim Beam distillery recently released four hand-selected, top-class Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskeys in the Small Batch Bourbon Collection. Particularly noteworthy is the Baker's Bourbon 7 Years, which goes back to a recipe from the former master distiller Baker Beam, Jim Beam's great-nephew. In addition to the obligatory corn content, 13% rye is added to the grain mash, which ensures a pleasantly spicy start. Storage for at least 7 years in fresh barrels made of American white oak is extremely rare for a bourbon and results in a full-bodied, complex taste. Only the best barrels from the distillery are selected for the Baker's Bourbon 7 years. This Kentucky Straight Bourbon is bottled in so-called small batches with a strong 53.3% alcohol by volume and sealed with black wax. Taste of the Baker's Bourbon 7 years: The Baker's Bourbon 7 years has a very dark color that is reminiscent of fine mahogany wood. On the nose, this whiskey is extremely complex and voluminous. Sweet notes such as vanilla, caramel and honey are accompanied by the smell of fresh mint and spicy oak. The rye content provides pleasant roasted aromas and a certain pepperiness. In the mouth, the Baker's Bourbon 7 years is powerful and complex. The typical bourbon notes are clearly evident, but are complemented by spicy hints of nuts, rye bread and green pepper. The high alcohol content also provides a lot of character. By adding a small amount of water, clear fruit and herbal notes also develop. The Baker's Bourbon 7 years is a whiskey close to perfection. Pure, it is extremely complex and harmonious. Sweet, spicy and fruity notes are wonderfully balanced and thus create a clear added value compared to conventional bourbons. Due to its powerful, spicy start, the Baker's Bourbon 7 years is also particularly suitable for classic cocktails such as the Old Fashioned.

Knob Creek Straight Rye Whiskey, 0.7L 50% Direct from the States The Knob Creek Straight Rye Whiskey comes from the Jim Beam distillery, which is based in Clermont in the state of Kentucky. With its broad range of products, Jim Beam is one of the world's top-selling bourbon whiskey producers. However, alongside the mass-produced spirits, some treasures also come to light, such as the Knob Creek Straight Rye Whiskey. Knob Creek is only sold in flat bottles and additionally sealed with a wax cap, so that the company can visibly set itself apart from the competition. The best in the world! According to the San Francisco Spirits Competition, here you can see the best straight rye whiskey in the world. The Straight Rye Whiskey is produced using the well-known small-batch process and filled into burnt-out barrels to mature for a longer period of time. Small-batch means that the whiskey is only produced in very small batches and is therefore less often available on the market. There are strict requirements for a whiskey to be called a 'rye'. It must have a rye content of at least 51% in the mash, otherwise it is not worthy of the name. The full power of rye The Knob Creek has a shaded, slightly golden amber color that enchants many people even in the bottle. Rye fans are struck by aromatic notes of various herbs and oak on the nose. However, its great taste is essentially characterized by the carefully selected rye, which gives it its distinctive and, above all, spicy aroma. The rye is accompanied by nuances of fine vanilla and again some oak wood, so that a certain sweetness resonates. The rye whiskey presents surprisingly soft characteristics in the finish, which are embraced by a warming spice. Experience the spirit of Kentucky up close and bring Knob Creek to your ranch! When you enjoy the two-time gold award-winning whiskey on your terrace at sunset, you will easily fall into a relaxed holiday mood!

Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey 0.5L 58.5% History and production of the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey: The Journeyman Distillery was founded in 2011 by Bill Welten in the tranquil town of Three Oaks, in the US federal state of Michigan. Until a few years ago, the friendly master distiller worked in the family bank. This was sold and Welter looked for a new challenge. He traveled the world and lived in Scotland for a few years, where he fell in love with single malt whisky. The desire to distill his own whisky quickly grew in him. By a lucky coincidence he met Greg Ramsay. He runs his own distillery in Tasmania, Australia, where Welter was able to work for a few weeks. Bill Welter visited many more distilleries, mostly in the USA, and gained important experiences and impressions from every single one. Finally, the time had come for him to look for a suitable place for his stills. He finally found one in Three Oaks. The EK Warren featherbone factory, a former corset factory, was the perfect place for Welter to set up his own distillery. After an extensive renovation phase, production of his first-class organic spirits finally started in 2011. In addition to bourbon, wheat and rye whiskey, the craft distillery also produces various gin variations, vodka, rum and limited specialties. One specialty is certainly the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey, which is made from 100% organically grown wheat. Whiskey made from wheat is quite rare, as the production process is very complex and can only be managed with a lot of experience and skill. The result is extremely mild and soft, with intense notes of vanilla and caramel. Storage in fresh American white oak barrels also contributes to the gentle taste of the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey. The Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey is bottled undiluted, i.e. at cask strength, with a strong 58.3% alcohol by volume and, of course, without the addition of coloring. Taste of the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey: On the nose, the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey has rich notes of vanilla, caramel, oranges, coconuts and baked apples. In the background, there are hints of raisins, apricots and spicy oak. You definitely can't tell how strong the alcohol is when you smell the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey. Rather, the aromas appear very delicate and harmonious, with no trace of alcoholic spiciness. The full power of the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey is revealed in the taste. The high alcohol content ensures a powerful start. Notes of vanilla, toffees, marshmallows and biscuits are present. There are also spicy oak, black pepper and cinnamon. The Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey can easily tolerate the addition of water. This opens up the bouquet and light fruit aromas emerge. On the tongue, the Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey is then significantly milder and there is a gentle creaminess. The finish is long and surprisingly spicy. The Journeyman Corsets, Whips & Whiskey is an all-round successful product, which is unlikely to be found anywhere else. Perfect for pure enjoyment after adding water, it also plays a leading role in cocktails and mixed drinks.

Maker's Mark Bourbon 0.7L 45% gift set with 2 glasses

Buffalo Trace Bourbon Whiskey 1.0L 45% Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey has a bronze color with golden reflections and develops an aroma of vanilla, mint and molasses. Its taste is pleasantly sweet with notes of brown sugar, spices, oak and leather.The aftertaste of Buffalo Trace Bourbon Whiskey is long and dry with sophisticated depth. After adding water, tones of toffee, dark fruits and a little anise appear.

Maker's Mark 46 Kentucky Bourbon 0.7L 47% Maker's Mark 46 is the flavor vision of Bill Samuels, Jr., owner of the Maker's Mark brand. Creating his signature bourbon requires a unique finishing process that begins with fully aged Maker's Mark at cask strength. Ten seared French oak staves are fitted into the barrel before the whiskey is aged in a limestone cellar under ideal conditions. The result is an easy-drinking bourbon with notes of caramel, vanilla and baking spices that greet the palate in layers.