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Elijah Craig 18 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
"Elijah Craig 18-year-old Single Barrel Bourbon, the oldest Single Barrel Bourbon available in the world, is bottled soley from one barrel hand-selected by Master Distiller Parker Beam. Only a handful of the millions of barrels of Bourbon aging in Kentucky have been allowed to mature this long. The brand is named for Rev. Elijah Craig, the man who discovered the method of making true Kentucky Bourbon when he stored his wares in barrels that had been charred by fire. Bon Appetit magazine describes this Single Barrel as ""rich and complex, a whiskey suggestive of a fine Cognac."" "
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Elijah Craig 18 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
Elijah Craig 18 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
"Elijah Craig 18-year-old Single Barrel Bourbon, the oldest Single Barrel Bourbon available in the world, is bottled soley from one barrel hand-selected by Master Distiller Parker Beam. Only a handful of the millions of barrels of Bourbon aging in Kentucky have been allowed to mature this long. The brand is named for Rev. Elijah Craig, the man who discovered the method of making true Kentucky Bourbon when he stored his wares in barrels that had been charred by fire. Bon Appetit magazine describes this Single Barrel as ""rich and complex, a whiskey suggestive of a fine Cognac."" "
$399.99
Elijah Craig 18 Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml—
$399.99
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"Elijah Craig 18-year-old Single Barrel Bourbon, the oldest Single Barrel Bourbon available in the world, is bottled soley from one barrel hand-selected by Master Distiller Parker Beam. Only a handful of the millions of barrels of Bourbon aging in Kentucky have been allowed to mature this long. The brand is named for Rev. Elijah Craig, the man who discovered the method of making true Kentucky Bourbon when he stored his wares in barrels that had been charred by fire. Bon Appetit magazine describes this Single Barrel as ""rich and complex, a whiskey suggestive of a fine Cognac."" "
