Bourbon/RESERVEBAR - Elijah Craig S2B7 (Barrel no 6305014) 10 year 750 ml

RESERVEBAR - Elijah Craig S2B7 (Barrel no 6305014) 10 year 750 ml

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About this bottle

Elijah Craig Single Barrel is Heaven Hill's single-barrel bourbon line, and this bottle is one specific pick — Barrel No. 6305014 — selected for ReserveBar at 10 years old. Each single barrel release varies slightly since it comes from just one barrel rather than a blended batch, but the house style holds: honey and vanilla up front, baking spice and oak building through the palate, and a long, warm finish that leans on toasted wood. It's a straightforward, well-aged Kentucky bourbon rather than anything experimental, and this particular barrel gives you the fun of a single, numbered pick instead of a standard shelf release.

How to drink Elijah Craig Single Barrel 6305014

Neat first, to get the full read on this specific barrel, then one rock if you want it cooler. It also makes a solid, honey-forward Manhattan if you'd rather build a drink around it.

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Questions about this bottle

How should Elijah Craig Single Barrel be served?

Neat or with a single rock — it's a well-aged, honey-forward bourbon that holds up fine either way.

What cocktails work well with Elijah Craig Single Barrel?

It makes a solid Manhattan or Old Fashioned, where its honey and vanilla character comes through clearly.

What barrel is this Elijah Craig bottling from?

Barrel No. 6305014, a single-barrel pick selected at 10 years old — every single barrel release is unique since it comes from just one barrel.

Who makes Elijah Craig?

Elijah Craig is produced by Heaven Hill in Kentucky, and is named after the Baptist minister often credited — though the story is disputed — with first aging bourbon in charred barrels.

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