Rye Whiskey

Bourbon is pretty perfect: made from a corn mash, distilled to create a nascent, clear, pure spirit known as white dog. The white dog is then placed into newly charred American White Oak barrels for 2 years to give our Bourbon its unique color and flavor. We follow the rules to the letter, on our honor. Our product is true…

Oak & Eden is pleased to announce the release of Round Prairie Rye a collaborative whiskeyexperience in partnership with soaring Americana rock duet, Jamestown Revival. This releaseis theintersection between great music and smooth whiskey.We begin Round Prairie Rye with a bold, rich barrel strength blended rye whiskey that is uncutand unaltered. Aged in charred American oak barrels, the base whiskey…

Since the release of Old Forester Rye in 2019, fans of the brand have been clamoring to try it at barrel strength, and were excited to deliver. For the first time in the brands 150 year history, Old Forester is elated to present this new expression, unfiltered, as a single barrel at barrel strength. As such, each barrel will have…

In 1870, our founder George Garvin Brown revolutionized the industry by sealing Bourbon in a glass bottle for the first time. Five generations and nearly 150 years later, we are proud to introduce the first Kentucky Straight Rye Whisky from The First Bottled Bourbon. A historic recipe, acquired in 1940 by Owsley Brown I, Old Forester Rye features a mash…

The Story The ‘Old Pepper’ label was proudly produced by Colonel James E. Pepper during his lifetime and marketed as ‘The Oldest and Best Brand of Whiskey made in Kentucky.’ Through Col. Pepper’s advocacy on behalf of the bourbon industry, it was the first label in Kentucky to be bottled at the distillery, and his invention of the ‘signature strip…

The Pepper family brand of whiskey is an iconic Kentucky whiskey brand initially produced during the American Revolution and continued through 1967. The family built and operated two main distilleries: first founding the site that today hosts the Woodford Reserve Distillery, and later the James E. Pepper Distillery in Lexington. In the late 1960s the bourbon industry hit hard times,…