Kings County Distillery Bottled-in-Bond 7 Years Old Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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| Management number | 253638241 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$47.25 | Model Number | 253638241 | ||
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Discover the epitome of American Whiskey craftsmanship with Kings County Bottled-in-Bond 7-Year Bourbon. As one of the pioneers in the craft distilling industry, Kings County Distillery brings you a whiskey that adheres to the highest standards of the Bottled-in-Bond Act.
What is Bottled-in-Bond?
Bottled-in-Bond is a prestigious designation for American whiskeys and some brandies. To qualify, the whiskey must be:
- Distilled, aged, and bottled at one distillery.
- Produced by one distiller in one distilling season.
- Aged for a minimum of four years.
- Bottled at precisely 100 proof.
This designation was originally introduced to protect consumers from adulterated spirits and ensures a transparent whiskey-making process.
About Kings County Batch 13
Batch 13 is a meticulously crafted 7-year bourbon, featuring Kings County's signature high-malt, 2-ingredient mash bill. This extremely limited release is composed of only the finest two 53-gallon barrels from the Spring 2017 distilling season, making it the most exclusive annual Bottled-in-Bond release to date.
Awards and Accolades
- San Francisco World Spirits Competition: Best-in-Category (Small Batch Bourbon under 5 years), Double Gold (2020 & 2017).
- International Whisky Competition: Best American Whisky, Best Bourbon, Best Small Batch Bourbon, Best Bourbon 4+ Years, Gold (4) 2017.
- ADI: Silver 2017.
- ACSA: Gold 2020, Bronze 2017.
- Great American Spirits Competition: Gold, 2020.
Experience the exceptional quality and heritage of Kings County Bottled-in-Bond 7-Year Bourbon - Batch 13. Secure your bottle today and savor the taste of true American whiskey craftsmanship.
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