Description

Bradshaw Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey is a 103.8 proof spirit made by third-generation Master Distiller Jacob Call. The 2-year-old rye is bottled at 51.9% ABV, a nod to Terry Bradshaw's 51.9% passing completion rate across his Hall of Fame NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It is made exclusively from locally sourced Kentucky-grown corn and aged in charred oak barrels. The result carries layers of earthy, mineral, fruity and spicy character that read older than the stated age, with the higher proof adding weight and depth.

The profile stays balanced, with a smooth texture and subtle notes throughout. Bottled at 750 ml from a four-time Super Bowl winner and two-time Super Bowl MVP.

Product form

Bradshaw Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey

$42.99

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 51.9% ABV · 103.8 proof
    • Type: Rye Whiskey
    • Brand: Bradshaw
    Tasting Notes

    Balanced flavor profile with a smooth texture and subtle notes that reflect the spirit’s craftsmanship.

    About Bradshaw

    Bradshaw is a whiskey brand shaped directly by Terry Bradshaw, who is involved in every part of it, from the mash bill to the look of the bottle. He works closely with Master Distiller Jacob Call so the spirit matches exactly what he wants in a pour.

    Description

    Bradshaw Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey is a 103.8 proof spirit made by third-generation Master Distiller Jacob Call. The 2-year-old rye is bottled at 51.9% ABV, a nod to Terry Bradshaw's 51.9% passing completion rate across his Hall of Fame NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

    It is made exclusively from locally sourced Kentucky-grown corn and aged in charred oak barrels. The result carries layers of earthy, mineral, fruity and spicy character that read older than the stated age, with the higher proof adding weight and depth.

    The profile stays balanced, with a smooth texture and subtle notes throughout. Bottled at 750 ml from a four-time Super Bowl winner and two-time Super Bowl MVP.