Tasting Notes
- Nose: Charred oak, vanilla bean, caramelized corn, dried tobacco leaf, sweet bourbon spice
- Palate: Honey-glazed cornbread, toasted oak, cinnamon stick, dark cherry, leather-bound history books
- Finish: Medium to long finish with warm baking spices, oak char, and lingering sweetness reminiscent of colonial molasses
Product Details
| Spirit Type | Straight Bourbon Whiskey |
|---|---|
| ABV | 50.0% (100 Proof) |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Age Statement | 5 Years |
| Release Year | 2026 |
| Distillery | Casey Jones Distillery |
| Region | Hopkinsville, Kentucky |
Perfect For
- Patriotic Celebrations: Independence Day gatherings and American history commemorations
- Collector's Showcase: A meaningful addition to bourbon collections honoring American heritage
- Fireside Reflection: Contemplative sipping while considering our nation's journey
- Gift Giving: Honoring veterans, history enthusiasts, and fellow patriots
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Revere 5 Year Very Small Batch taste like?
This Kentucky straight bourbon delivers classic bourbon flavors with honey-sweetened cornbread, toasted oak, and warm baking spices. The 5-year aging provides balanced oak influence without overwhelming the grain character, while the 100-proof bottling strength adds intensity and depth to each sip.
Is Revere bourbon good for cocktails?
Yes, the 100-proof strength makes Revere excellent for classic whiskey cocktails like Old Fashioneds and Whiskey Sours. The bourbon's robust flavor profile holds up well against mixers while maintaining its Kentucky character, though many prefer to honor its commemorative nature by enjoying it neat.
What makes this release special?
This bourbon celebrates America's 250th birthday (1776-2026 Semiquincentennial) with historical Revolutionary War imagery including Paul Revere's midnight ride. The very small batch production from Casey Jones Distillery in Kentucky makes each bottle a limited piece of American bourbon history.
How should I drink Revere 5 Year bourbon?
Enjoy neat or with a splash of Kentucky limestone water to open up the flavors. The 100-proof strength is approachable enough for sipping while strong enough to showcase the bourbon's full character. Consider the historical significance as you savor this commemorative release.
Is Revere bourbon worth the price for collectors?
This commemorative release offers both drinking quality and collectible appeal, combining Casey Jones Distillery's craftsmanship with significant American historical themes. The 2026 Semiquincentennial timing and Revolutionary War imagery make it a meaningful addition to any collection celebrating American heritage.
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.