Booker's Bourbon

Booker's Bourbon is a highly esteemed brand within the bourbon community, known for its robust and uncut, unfiltered characteristics. It's part of the Small Batch Collection produced by Jim Beam, one of the most significant names in bourbon. Booker's is notable for being one of the first widely available cask-strength bourbons, meaning it's bottled directly from the barrel without dilution, offering a more intense and unadulterated whiskey experience.

The brand was established in the late 1980s by Booker Noe, the grandson of Jim Beam and a legendary figure in the bourbon industry. Booker Noe created this bourbon as a personal project, initially giving bottles to friends and family before it was released to the public. His goal was to create a bourbon that captured the true, full flavor of the spirit as experienced directly from the cask in the aging warehouse.

Booker's Bourbon is known for its high proof, typically ranging from 120 to 130 proof, and its rich, complex flavor profile. It often features notes of oak, vanilla, and tobacco, with a long and robust finish. Each batch of Booker's is unique, varying slightly in flavor and character, and is typically aged between six to eight years. The bourbon's distinctive packaging includes a wooden box and a label with details about the specific batch, making it a favorite among collectors and connoisseurs. Booker's commitment to quality and its status as a cask-strength bourbon have solidified its reputation as a premium offering in the bourbon market.