Bourbon/Cream of Kentucky Cream of Kentucky 13 750 ml

Cream of Kentucky Cream of Kentucky 13 750 ml

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About this bottle

Cream of Kentucky is a bourbon whiskey brand dating back to 1888, revived as a sourced release aged 13 years and now owned by J.W. Rutledge Distillery, whose founder previously served as master distiller at Four Roses. The whiskey comes from an undisclosed Kentucky distillery and carries the weight of that long time in the barrel — expect cherry, cola, and heavy oak on the nose, with caramel, vanilla, and milk chocolate balanced against a hearty oak and walnut character on the palate. The finish leans oaky and warm rather than sweet. This is a bottle for a bourbon drinker who wants historic-brand pedigree paired with genuine barrel age.

How to drink Cream of Kentucky 13 Year

Give it a few minutes to open in the glass before drinking neat — thirteen years of oak needs a little air. A single large cube works if the proof feels hot, but skip mixing it; this one is built for sipping, not for a cocktail shaker.

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Questions about this bottle

How should a well-aged bourbon like Cream of Kentucky be served?

Give it time to open neat in the glass before drinking — heavily oaked bourbons like this one benefit from a few minutes of air, and a single large ice cube is enough if the proof runs hot.

What's the history behind the Cream of Kentucky brand?

Cream of Kentucky dates back to 1888 and was revived as a sourced release by J.W. Rutledge Distillery, whose founder previously served as master distiller at Four Roses.

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