#he was elected as our 1st U.S. Senator. pic.twitter.com/bN2ptM5VSN — Kentucky Senator Bourbon (@KentuckySenator) June 1 | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

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Discover the extraordinary journey of Kentucky Senator Bourbon and its new John Brown Bourbon Release! Celebrating Kentucky's rich history and crafted with unmatched expertise. Get ready to indulge in this highly anticipated, limited edition batch. Cheers to Kentucky's legacy!

#Kentucky Senator Bourbon announced the upcoming release of its fifth small batch of Kentucky straight Bourbon whiskey #titled after the Kentucky Senator John Brown #known for his pivotal role in bringing about Kentucky’s statehood. This fifth batch will be available this summer and completes the run of #followed by the John Carlisle release (aged seven years) and John Sherman Cooper release (aged eight years). The John Brown Release is high #the Bourbon boasts a robust 107 proof with a mash bill comprising 75% corn #21% rye #and 4% malted barley. Approximately 1 #200 bottles of this limited edition 2024 small batch Bourbon will be distributed #retailing for a suggested price of $149.99. Crafted in Kentucky #the Bourbon is meticulously distilled and aged before being bottled at Bluegrass Distillers Bluegrass in Lexington and distributed by Kentu #with a single barrel private selection version offered at all Liquor Barn stores. Additionally #this exclusive release can be purchased online at Bourbon Outfitter. In a special collaboration #a limited quantity of the John Brown Release will be offered at the renowned Jack Rose Dining Saloon in Washington #D.C. and its neighboring spirits shop #Premier Drams. “Damon and I are thrilled to continue our journey of sharing our passion for Kentucky’s native spirit #” Co-founder Andre Regard said in a news release. “Our previous releases have been recognized with prestigious awards #and we are committed to delivering exceptional taste.” On Kentucky’s 232nd birthday #we are proud to honor John Brown with our next release. As a Virginia congressman #he sponsored the bill making KY the 15th state. Shortly thereafter #he was elected as our 1st U.S. Senator. pic.twitter.com/bN2ptM5VSN — Kentucky Senator Bourbon (@KentuckySenator) June 1 #2024“For our fifth release #we’ve maintained our signature mash bill while extending the aging process to nine years #” Co-founder Damon Thayer added. “Paired with the legacy of Senator John Brown #one of Kentucky’s most influential figures #this release promises a truly memorable taste.” Each release of Kentucky Senator Bourbon is dedicated to a distinguished U.S. Senator from #John Brown was Kentucky’s first U.S. Senator. A Virginian who eventually settled in Franklin County #KY #he was the Congressman who represented the District of Kentucky & sponsored the bill making the Commonwealth the 15th state. He was elected #serving until 1805. He twice served as President Pro tem of the U.S. Senate. He settled in Frankfort #where he built his home

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