George T. Stagg Bourbon:
Proof & Age: This 15 years and 4-months-old bourbon is bottled at 135 proof.
Tasting Notes: The bourbon is described as having scents of cinnamon and cherry cola. The palate offers a mix of leather, chocolate, and vanilla, culminating in a robust earthy finish.
 
William Larue Weller Bourbon:
Proof: The 2023 William Larue Weller bourbon is bottled at 133.6 proof.
Tasting Notes: The nose is filled with candied notes of dark brown sugar and vanilla bean. The palate is warm and full, featuring stewed cherry and brown sugar crumble. The finish is robust and dense, enveloped with baking spice and a hint of maple syrup.
 
Thomas H. Handy Rye:
Proof: This uncut, unfiltered straight rye whiskey is bottled at 124.9 proof.
Tasting Notes: The aroma is dominated by orange zest and lemon oil, with caramel and hints of pine on the palate. The taste evolves into freshly baked rye bread spread with orange marmalade and honey, followed by a lingering finish of light oak and black licorice.
 
Eagle Rare 17 Bourbon:
Age: At 19 years and 3 months old, this year's Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon is the oldest release of the spirit since its 23-year inclusion in the Antique Collection.
Tasting Notes: This whiskey offers dark chocolate and cherry pie filling on the nose. The palate is well-balanced with flavors of caramel-drizzled chocolate sponge cake, finishing with dry and spicy notes reminiscent of an earthy cigar box.
 
Sazerac Rye 18:
Proof & Age: 18 years and 5 months aged with a proof of 90.
Tasting Notes: The whiskey boasts a scent of dried orange, rye grain, clove, and aniseed. The palate is marked by black pepper, vanilla, and waves of oak, finishing with floral honey and tobacco leaf.