Black Ridge Bourbon
Discover the Essence of Black Ridge Bourbon
Since its inception in 1879, Black Ridge Bourbon has crafted a legacy rooted deep in the heart of Kentucky. Harnessing the purity of iron-free limestone water, sourced from its original spring, this bourbon is a testament to tradition and excellence.
Unmatched Quality and Flavor
Each bottle of Black Ridge Bourbon is a harmonious blend of the finest ingredients:
- Best Corn: Ensures a rich and sweet base.
- Rye: Adds a spicy complexity.
- Malted Barley: Contributes to the smoothness.
Aged for a minimum of five years, this bourbon offers a delectable taste that is both intense and complex, culminating in a delightful finish that lingers on the palate.
Award-Winning Craftsmanship
Recognized for its excellence, Black Ridge Bourbon proudly received a Gold Medal at the prestigious San Francisco Spirits Competition, underscoring its superior quality and craftsmanship.
Product Details
- Country: United States
- State: Kentucky
- Brand: Black Ridge Spirits
- Type: Bourbon Spirits
- Style: Small Batch Bourbon
- ABV: 45%
- Taste Profile: Intense, Spice, Honey, Complex
Important Notice
Please drink responsibly. As per California Proposition 65, consuming distilled spirits may increase cancer risk, and during pregnancy, it may cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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