Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon Whiskey

Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond is the seven-year, 100-proof bourbon that replaced the legendary six-year Kentucky-only white label in 2019 — the same 78% corn, 10% rye, 12% malted barley whiskey as Elijah Craig and Evan Williams, a year older than most of them. Heaven Hill is the largest family-owned distillery in America, founded in Bardstown in 1935 by the Shapira brothers with Joseph L. Beam as first master distiller; it holds the second-largest bourbon inventory in the world and makes Elijah Craig, Evan Williams, Larceny, and Henry McKenna. The Bottled-in-Bond is distilled at the Bernheim plant in Louisville from one distilling season, aged seven years in new charred oak in the Bardstown rickhouses, and bottled at exactly 100 proof per the 1897 act — no blending across seasons, no proof games. Breaking Bourbon: vanilla, caramel, and aged oak with leather, tobacco, and honey on the nose; seasoned oak and spice into tobacco, leather, graham cracker, and butterscotch on a lighter, dry palate; and a medium-long finish of cinnamon, caramel, oak, cherry, and vanilla. The Whiskey Shelf and Bourbon Culture both call it the quintessential Heaven Hill profile. Honest note: enthusiasts still mourn the $13 six-year; what this is now is a seven-year bonded bourbon from the biggest bourbon stocks in Kentucky at forty dollars — the Old Fashioned pour that outperforms its price. Neat or on a cube. Heaven Hill, bonded.

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