Thirteenth Colony Distilleries’ | 15th Anniversary Cask Strength Bourbon | Limited Release

Whiskey: Thirteenth Colony Distilleries’ | 15th Anniversary Cask Strength Bourbon | Limited Release
The oldest operating distillery in Georgia since Prohibition, 13th Colony Distilleries is celebrating their anniversary in 2024 with the limited single release of a 15th Anniversary Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 139.2 (69.6% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Thirteenth Colony Distilleries
As part of their 15th anniversary celebrations, 13th Colony’s master distiller Graham Arthur hand-picked 25 of their best barrels for this limited edition release. Experience the complex flavors of raisin jam, vanilla, cinnamon, caramel, honey, popcorn butter, and dark fruits in this unique bourbon expression.
Thirteenth Colony Distilleries’ | 15th Anniversary Cask Strength Bourbon | Limited Release Tasting Notes
Nose: Baked fruits, caramelized sugar, cherry liqueur, maple, sweet corn, tobacco leaf, smokey notes, candied orange peel, bittersweet chocolate, brown butter, Thai basil, lemon thyme, nutmeg.
Palate: Honey, cinnamon hard candy, raisin jam, spiced tea, popcorn butter, vanilla, pie crust, orange blossom honey, caramel, black pepper, fireplace smoke, poached fruit.
Finish: Lightly herbal with smoked fruits and a medium warm finish.
Distillery Information
Thirteenth Colony Distilleries was founded by four friends deep in the south of Georgia. Today, they still pride themselves is “southern style” and handmade spirits “by friends, for friends.” The name celebrates the state of Georgia, the “thirteenth colony” of the original 13 that founded America. We’re told by their distiller Graham Arthur that they try to source their grain locally wherever possible and make a point of returning the mash to ranchers for feed. Their yeast is their own strain they reuse from batch to batch, which would qualify their spirits as “sour mash.” In response to an interview with the Whiskey Apostle, they both “produce and source” their whiskey but do not disclose all of their sources other than mentioning “friends out west.”