Old Commonwealth Kentucky Nectar Spring Bourbon 2026

Proof: 105 proof

Mash bill: 64/24/12 Corn/Wheated/Malted barley

Tasting Notes: On the nose theres ample charred oak, honey, crme brle, nutmeg, peaches steeped in brown butter. The charred oak, more prominent when first poured, softens over time, allowing the honey and sweet wheat notes to push forward.

On the palate its char first, then a pop of sweet honey, baking spices, then cinnamon crumb cake drizzled with honey.And for the finish, sweet cream vanilla arrives first, before a fast dry down. The lingering note is definitively honey graham crackers.

About: Originally built in 1889, in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, the Old Commonwealth Distillery has been home to Hoffman Distillery, Ezra Brooks, and Commonwealth Distilling over the past 135 years. In 2019, it was purchased by Zachary Joseph and Andrew English, a nephew and uncle who bonded over the distillerys history and its venerable products. Along with family friend and partner Troy LeBlanc, the trio are reviving iconic labels once produced there, and preserving the facilitys heritage through immersive tour experiences.