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Louisville, Ky Bourbon BOURBON - WHISKEY - RYE LOUISVILLE, KY ANGEL’S ENVY DISTILLERY JEFFERSON’S DISTILLERY STITIZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY Louisville, KY Louisville, KY Louisville, KY ANGEL’S ENVY ............................................... 14 JEFFERSON’S................................................. 10 I.W. HARPER ................................................. 10 ANGEL’S ENVY RYE......................................... 25 JEFFERSON’S RESERVE .................................. 18 BLADE & BOW ............................................... 12 ANGEL’S ENVY CASK STRENGTH ...................... 44 JEFFERSON’S OCEAN ...................................... 24 BULLEIT .......................................................... 9 BULLEIT 10 YR............................................... 14 BUFFALO TRACE DISTILLERY JIM BEAM DISTILLERY BULLEIT RYE ................................................... 9 Frankfort, KY Clermont, KY ANCIENT AGE................................................... 7 OLD GRAND DAD ............................................. 8 WILD TURKEY DISTILLERY 1792 RIDGEMONT RESERVE ............................. 7 OLD CROW RESERVE ........................................ 6 Louisville, KY BUFFALO TRACE ............................................... 8 OLD OVERHOLT RYE ......................................... 6 WILD TURKEY KENTUCKY SPIRIT ..................... 18 EAGLE RARE .................................................. 10 KNOB CREEK SINGLE BARREL ......................... 14 WILD TURKEY RARE BREED............................. 17 OLD CHARTER ............................................... 14 KNOB CREEK SMALL BATCH .............................. 8 RUSSEL’S RESERVE 10 YR ............................... 12 BLANTON’S SINGLE BARREL ............................ 17 KNOB CREEK RYE .......................................... 15 WILD TURKEY 101 ........................................... 8 WELLER SPECIAL RESERVE ............................... 8 BAKER’S ....................................................... 11 BOOKER’S ..................................................... 18 WOODFORD RESERVE DISTILLERY WELLER 12 YR* ............................................. 22 Versailles, KY JIM BEAM WHITE LABEL ................................... 6 ROCK HILL* .................................................. 22 WOODFORD RESERVE....................................... 8 JIM BEAM BLACK ............................................ 7 WELLER ANTIQUE ........................................... 10 WOODFORD RYE .............................................. 9 JIM BEAM DEVIL’S CUT .................................. 10 ELMER T. LEE* ............................................... 12 WOODFORD RESERVE DOUBLE OAK ................. 14 JIM BEAM BIB ............................................... 11 E.H. TAYLOR SMALL BATCH ............................. 11 JIM BEAM SIGNATURE CRAFT .......................... 30 OTHER AMERICAN WHISKEY E.H. TAYLOR RYE ............................................ 26 BASIL HAYDEN............................................... 12 YELLOWSTONE ................................................. 8 PAPPY VAN WINKLE* ....................................MKT GEORGE DICKEL HAND SELECT ......................... 8 KENTUCKY BOURBON DISTILLERS MICHTER’S SMALL BATCH .............................. 12 FOUR ROSES DISTILLERY Bardstown, KY Lawrenceburg, KY MICHTER’S AMERICAN WHISKEY ..................... 12 WATHEN’S ..................................................... 16 FOUR ROSES YELLOW LABEL ............................. 7 WHISTLE PIG ................................................. 21 WILLETT POT STILL ......................................... 14 FOUR ROSES SMALL BATCH .............................. 9 JACK DANIEL’S BARREL PROOF ....................... 10 WILLETT RYE ................................................. 24 FOUR ROSES SINGLE BARREL .......................... 16 JACK DANIEL’S SINGLE BARREL ...................... 12 NOAH’S MILL ................................................. 16 JACK DANIEL’S TENNESSEE WHISKEY ................. 7 HEAVEN HILL DISTILLERY ROWAN’S CREEK ........................................... 12 Louisville, KY SAZERAC RYE ............................................... 10 LARCENY ........................................................ 9 MAKER’S MARK DISTILLERY REDEMPTION WHITE RYE ................................ 12 Loretto, KY ELIJAH CRAIG 12 YR....................................... 14 REDEMPTION HIGH RYE ................................... 9 MAKER’S MARK ............................................... 7 ELIJAH CRAIG BARREL PROOF ......................... 28 REBEL YELL SMALL BATCH RYE ....................... 11 MAKER’S MARK 46 ........................................ 12 EZRA BROOKS 7 YR .......................................... 7 GENTLEMAN JACK .......................................... 14 MAKER’S MARK CASK STRENGTH .................... 20 EVAN WILLIAMS BLACK LABEL .......................... 6 COOPER’S CRAFT ............................................. 8 EVAN WILLIAMS 1783 ...................................... 8 OLD FORRESTER DISTILLERY EVAN WILLIAMS SINGLE BARREL ..................... 12 Louisville, KY EVAN WILLIAMS WHITE LABEL BIB ..................... 7 OLD FORRESTER SIGNATURE ............................. 8 HENRY MCKENNA SOUR MASH ........................ 11 OLD FORRESTER .............................................. 6 MELLOW CORN ................................................ 9 OLD FORRESTER SINGLE BARREL .................... 12 RITTENHOUSE RYE ........................................... 7 OLD FORRESTER BIB ...................................... 14 OLD FORRESTER 1870 WHISKEY ROW SERIES... 12 * = LIMITED AVAILABILITY Aloft Louisville Downtown | 102 W. Main Street | Louisville, KY 40202 | 502 583 1888.
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