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Description

For William Heavenhill, distilling was a family tradition. By some accounts, Heavenhill corn whiskey supplied Bardstown’s historic Talbot Tavern in the early 1800s. The limestone springs William used to make his bourbon was the same spring that inspired our company’s original name: The Old Heavenhill Springs Distillery.

The tenth edition of William Heavenhill is comprised of only 32 barrels pulled from the 1st floor of Rickhouse 1G at our Bernheim site in downtown Louisville. After 17 years of aging, these barrels were selected for this limited edition offering and bottled at 120 proof to preserve the Bourbon’s rich complexities.
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William Heavenhill 17 Year Old Small Batch Bourbon

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 60% ABV · 120 proof
    • Type: Bourbon
    • Brand: Heaven Hill
    About Heaven Hill

    Heaven Hill Distillery was founded in 1935 and has remained family-owned since its inception, making it one of Kentucky's most respected whiskey producers. The distillery combines tradition, innovation, and meticulous control from grain to glass. Its Grain to Glass program reflects a commitment to transparency, sustainability, and craftsmanship, showing how mashbill, corn varietals, and barrel selection work together to define American whiskey.

    Description

    For William Heavenhill, distilling was a family tradition. By some accounts, Heavenhill corn whiskey supplied Bardstown’s historic Talbot Tavern in the early 1800s. The limestone springs William used to make his bourbon was the same spring that inspired our company’s original name: The Old Heavenhill Springs Distillery.

    The tenth edition of William Heavenhill is comprised of only 32 barrels pulled from the 1st floor of Rickhouse 1G at our Bernheim site in downtown Louisville. After 17 years of aging, these barrels were selected for this limited edition offering and bottled at 120 proof to preserve the Bourbon’s rich complexities.