Bourbon/Cream Of Kentucky 11.5 Year 750 ml

Cream Of Kentucky 11.5 Year 750 ml

Bourbon · 102.0 Proof
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About this bottle

Cream of Kentucky 11.5 Year is a straight bourbon whiskey revived by J.W. Rutledge, the label founded in 1888 and brought back by former Four Roses master distiller Jim Rutledge. It's a sourced whiskey, blended from around 60 barrels of straight bourbon aged a minimum of 11.5 years in new charred oak, then bottled at 102 proof. Expect a deep, rounded profile built on caramel and toasted oak, with vanilla, toffee, and baking spice carrying through to a long, warm finish. It's a good pick for a bourbon drinker who wants real age and proof without paying allocated-release prices.

How to drink Cream of Kentucky 11.5 Year

Neat or with a single large cube is the best way to taste the oak and caramel this whiskey built up over more than a decade. At 102 proof it also has enough backbone to anchor an Old Fashioned.

Specs

Bourbon102.0 proof

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to drink straight bourbon?

Neat or with one large ice cube is the standard way to taste a straight bourbon's full flavor without diluting it too fast.

What cocktails work well with Cream of Kentucky?

Its high proof and caramel-forward profile make it a strong choice for an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan.

How old is Cream of Kentucky 11.5 Year?

It's blended from roughly 60 barrels of straight bourbon aged a minimum of 11.5 years, then bottled at 102 proof.

Who makes Cream of Kentucky?

J.W. Rutledge, founded by former Four Roses master distiller Jim Rutledge, revived the historic Cream of Kentucky brand, which dates back to 1888.

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