Daviess County Limited Edition French Oak Finish
$51.99
Kentucky- In 1927, Daviess County survived Prohibition by selling it as bonded medical whiskey. A proprietary blend of wheat and rye mash bill is used for sweetness and spice. Bottled at 96 proof and finished in a French Oak barrel for depth.
Daviess County is the latest brand from Lux Row Distillers, which is relaunching a label that dates back to 1874. Says the company, “The brand, bought by the David Sherman Corporation in 1993, honors Daviess County, which boasts a long history of distilled spirits and iconic distilleries that helped Kentucky earn its reputation as the home of great bourbons. One of the first distilleries in that area, Daviess County Distilling Company, with heritage dating back to 1874, was one of the few distilleries to survive prohibition. It helped pave the way for the nearly 20 other large distilleries that operated in Daviess County by the early 1900s. Today, only three remain, but the county’s significance in bourbon history lives on.”
It’s sourced stock, made in Kentucky- sourced reportedly from Heaven Hill.
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