Single Pours

Over 90% Rye in the Mash Bill. Full Flavored; deep notes of mint, spice, cloves, eucalyptus, chocolate, & honey. The same exact whiskey as in the standard award winning 100 proof version, only straight from the barrel!

Smooth entry, bourbon is nicely balanced with a hint of sweetness. Lingers in the mouth with a complex, yet balanced chestunty taste.

Bib & Tucker, TN whiskey, name was inspired by the "bib and tuckers" - an early American form of your finest dress.

Original Distiller Charles Nelson migrated to the US in 1850 from Germany at 15 - his father sold all of the family’s possessions for gold that he had sown into his clothing. When the boat crashed, he was weighed down by all that gold leaving Charles as the new breadwinner of the family.
Years later he started several whiskey labels including Nelson’s Green Brier and the Belle Meade. Now run by Charlie and Andy Nelson - direct descendants of Charlie’s. The labels on their whiskeys are all throwbacks to the original labels pre-Prohibition.
Crafted using the original Pre-Prohibition, wheated mash bill and process, Nelson's Green Brier Tennessee Whiskey is bottled at 91 proof and offers notes of caramel, cinnamon, apple, and brown sugar.

Flagship whiskey is now available as a seasonal and limited release!
Almost every other straight rye whiskey you can buy today is barely legal, with 51-53% rye in the mash bill. Not Rendezvous® Rye. It honors the way rye whiskey used to be made, with a high rye content and full, uncompromised flavor.

A very spicy rye whiskey with a perfect balance of cinnamon, anise and honey.

Whiskey Advocate #10 of Top 20 Whiskies of the Year ‘18

Uses a proprietary blend of high rye content mash bills. Caramel and Vanilla with bold rye spice and hints of apricot.
The horse depicted on the label is Bonnie Scotland, one of the founders of the Northern Dancer bloodline - descendants include: Seabiscuit and Secretariat.

Awarded Double Gold, 2020 San Francisco World Spirits Competition; Silver Medal, 2020 International Spirits Challenge

On the nose, Four Roses Single Barrel has dried spice, pears, cocoa, vanilla and maple syrup. The palate hints at ripe plums and cherries. The finish is smooth and delicately long.

Up to four different Kentucky straight bourbon whiskies of different ages married together. Tasting notes of sweet red apples and thick caramel followed by spicy vanilla and cinnamon.