Calumet Farm 18 Year Bourbon Trophy Decanter 100th Anniversary Release

To celebrate100 years of Calumet Farm, this 18-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon is presented in an exclusive Trophy Decanter, embodying the farms legacy of excellence in horse racing and bourbon craftsmanship. Aged to perfection, this non-chill filtered bourbon offers a traditional Kentucky profile with deep complexity, making it a true collectors item.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich caramel, toasted oak, and dark fruit with a touch of tobacco.
• Palate: Deep and complex, featuring layers of vanilla, butterscotch, and seasoned oak, complemented by baking spices.
• Finish: Long and robust, with lingering notes of dark chocolate, leather, and aged rye spice.

Key Features

• Limited 2025 Release Commemorating the centennial anniversary of Calumet Farm.
• Mash Bill: 74% Corn, 18% Rye, 8% Malted Barley.
• ABV: 59% (118 Proof).
• Aged 18 Years Carefully matured for nearly two decades to achieve peak flavor complexity.
• Non-Chill Filtered Preserving the full-bodied richness and depth of flavor.
• Trophy Decanter Presentation A stunning, premium glass decanter housed in a luxurious display box.

Why Youll Love It

• A rare and prestigious release for bourbon collectors.
• Aged to perfection for 18 years, delivering exceptional depth and complexity.
• A luxurious presentation that makes it a standout addition to any collection.

FAQ

1. What makes this release special?
This 18-year-old bourbon is one of the most aged releases from Calumet Farm, crafted to commemorate 100 years of excellence in both bourbon and horse racing.

2. How does this differ from other Calumet Farm bourbons?
This release is aged longer than most Calumet bourbons, bottled at 118 proof, and comes in an exclusive Trophy Decanter, making it one of the most premium offerings in their lineup.

3. Is this a limited edition?
Yes, this is a one-time release to celebrate Calumet Farms 100th anniversary.

4. What is the best way to enjoy this bourbon?
Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to fully appreciate its depth and complexity.