The Marques

The names we keep.

Every bottle in the collection belongs to a marque — a name with its own lineage and character. Beneath each marque sit its expressions: the individual bottlings we are able to offer. Open any marque to see the expressions within reach.

All Marques
Old Rip Van Winkle
Kentucky Bourbon

Old Rip Van Winkle

The Van Winkle story begins in 1893, with a young travelling salesman crossing Kentucky by horse and buggy for the wholesaler W.L. Weller...

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The Antique Collection
Annual Releases

Buffalo Trace Distillery

The distillery’s history begins in 1775, when Leestown was established on a bend of the Kentucky River at Frankfort — a crossing the buff...

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Eagle Rare
Kentucky Bourbon

Eagle Rare

Eagle Rare takes its lofty name seriously: a bourbon made in the spirit of the American eagle — wise, courageous and beautiful. Every bar...

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O.F.C.
Vintage Bourbon

O.F.C.

In 1869, Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. established a distillery on the banks of the Kentucky River outside Frankfort, and a year later christe...

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The Last Drop
Rare & Aged

The Last Drop

The Last Drop Distillers was founded in 2008 by Tom Jago and James Espey — two spirits men with more than eighty years of experience betw...

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W.L. Weller — the range, on the bar
Wheated Bourbon

Weller

William Larue Weller, born in 1825, was a pioneering Kentucky whiskey merchant and distiller. In 1849 he founded W.L. Weller & Brothe...

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Sazerac de Forge & Fils
Cognac · Est. 1782

Sazerac de Forge & Fils

Bernard Sazerac de Forge founded his cognac house in 1782, in the golden age of the spirit. Its cognacs crossed the Atlantic to New Orlea...

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Hawk's Rock — Garavogue on a barrel by the river
Irish Whiskey · Sligo

Hawk's Rock

Hawk's Rock Distillery takes its name from a prominent outcrop in the Ox Mountains — the one that inspired W.B. Yeats' play At the Hawk's...

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E.H. Taylor, Jr. — Distiller's Council at the bar, with a Glencairn glass
Kentucky Bourbon

E.H. Taylor, Jr.

Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr. is remembered as the father of the modern bourbon industry, and the title is earned. At the close of th...

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