One for the glass. 

One for the shelf.

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

Two pre-sales just opened — and they're aimed at completely different collectors.

Thirteenth Colony Barrel Symphony — Composition No. 1 116.2 Proof | Ships Mid-June

Thirteenth Colony has been doing serious work in South Georgia without getting the national recognition the liquid deserves — and the Barrel Symphony is the most ambitious release they've attempted. Composition No. 1 blends 87% straight bourbon aged six years with 13% straight rye aged seven years, both at cask strength, both carrying the concentrated character that South Georgia's intense heat builds into barrels faster and more aggressively than cooler climates allow. At 116.2 proof the blend doesn't try to balance the two grains so much as let them occupy the same space simultaneously — the bourbon's deep caramel richness and the rye's structural lift and grain spice running alongside each other rather than merging into something softer. The result is a cask strength expression with more internal tension than most blended releases produce, and that tension is the point. Pre-order now. Ships mid-June.

Jack Daniel's Guitar Edition — Black Label Old No. 7 - Ships Mid-June

The Guitar Edition is a different kind of pre-sale entirely. Jack Daniel's limited packaging releases consistently attract two audiences: the whiskey buyer who wants the bottle, and the music fan who wants the cultural artifact. The Guitar Edition sits at that intersection — Old No. 7 in packaging that reflects the distillery's deep Tennessee musical heritage, limited availability, and the kind of shelf presence that standard Black Label doesn't carry. Pre-order to secure yours before it moves.

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