Four bottles. Zero filler.

Hi [[ contact.first_name | capitalize | default: "Fellow whiskey drinker" ]],

Four arrivals just landed — and the Black Maple Hill is the one with the shortest window.

Black Maple Hill 16 Year 2026 Release is the anchor of this drop. BMH's annual limited Kentucky straight bourbon releases have built a consistent following among serious collectors precisely because the age statement is genuine and the sourcing is deliberate — sixteen years in Kentucky oak producing a profile with the structural depth that extended barrel time builds and that no amount of clever blending replicates at shorter ages. The 2026 release moves fast every year. This is your notice.

Rare Character New York-VII brings 8 years 5 months of Kentucky bourbon maturation to a barrel selected specifically for the New York market designation — the VII marking the seventh expression in a geographic series that treats barrel selection as a regional conversation rather than a blanket allocation. At this age the grain and oak have found real equilibrium without the extended maturation softening the character into anonymity.

Rare Character Limited Release Batch 2026-02 sits alongside it as the second limited batch of the year — a Kentucky straight whiskey release that reflects the brand's curation philosophy applied to a specific barrel profile worth highlighting outside the geographic series format.

Brook Hill 15 Year Straight Rye rounds out the group with the longest age statement of the four. Fifteen years on a rye mashbill produces a profile that younger expressions from the same category point toward but don't reach — the grain spice integrated, the oak present as structure, the finish running longer and more layered than anything under a decade delivers.

All four available now.

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