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1257 Kensington Road NW
1 (403) 283-8000 / atyourservice@kensingtonwinemarket.com
$194.99
From the Distillery,
"Introducing our 2026 blend—the first to feature High West Distillery’s own straight bourbon whiskey, artfully combined with our straight rye whiskey and select sourced bourbon and rye whiskeys. This unique blend is then finished in The Prisoner Red Blend wine barrels."
51% Abv
750 mlOUT OF STOCK
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Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Ripe raspberries, black cherry cobbler, red wine-poached pears, tiramisu, dark chocolate, chai spices, violets, toasted cinnamon bark, Italian leather notebook.
Palate: Medjool dates, dried cranberries, smoked apples with vanilla custard, fig jam thumbprint cookies, cappuccino, clove, crystallized ginger, seasoned red cedar, sipping chocolate melting over a wood fire.
Finish: Boysenberry preserves and star anise.
HOW TO ENJOY: Neat or with a splash of water. Pair with filet mignon or aged cheddar."
$88.19
This whiskey showcases what High West does better than just about anybody else in the USA: Blending. Even better, it shows off their prowess at Cask Strength. Bottled at 59.9%, this is a blend of Straight Rye and Straight Bourbon Whiskies, likely from High West's own distillery in Park City, Utah as well as sourced from other distilleries which possibly reside in Kentucky and/or Indiana.
Producer Description
“A blend of straight bourbon and straight rye whiskeys ranging in age from 6-10 years, blended and specially selected from the mountains of Utah.”
$127.49
It is back, in limited quantities! High West A Midwinter Night's Dram takes is a spin on the company's own Rendevous Rye, finished in Port Barrels and bottled at a higher 49.3% ABV.
Like the Rendezvous Rye itself, Midwinter is a blend of two different Rye Mashbills:
$89.24
10 year old Kentucky Straight Bourbon, at 45.8%.
That Boutique-Y Whisky Company seems to have a fixation with placing hooved animals on their labels right now. Whisky from Scotland often gets a deer on the front. Irish Whiskey is denoted by a horse. Canadian Whisky gets a moose. This American Bourbon gets a bison... or is that a buffalo?
Could this Buffalo be a hint, allowing us to Trace the providence of this whiskey? Who knows... Maybe it is actually a red herring.
Producer Description
"Stampeding it’s way straight from Kentucky, here comes TBWC’s American addition to its “Core” range, bearing a 10 year old age statement, and a bison,
"Our 10 Year Old Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a true reflection of Kentucky tradition, distilled from a classic corn-forward mash bill (77% corn) and aged in deeply charred American oak barrels. Layers of vanilla, dark toffee, and toasted pecans are complemented by warm baking spices and a touch of leather, leading to a velvety, well-rounded finish."
$174.24
Bottled at a respectable 111.8 proof, or 55.9% ABV, This Blended American Whiskey from Bardstown Bourbon Company was finished in Ferrand Cognac Casks. The selected whiskies used in its creation are primarily Kentucky Straight Bourbon, with a small amount of Kentucky Straight Rye.
Here is the blend:
Producer Description
"Bardstown Bourbon’s Ferrand finish continues our acclaimed collaboration with France’s prestigious Maison Ferrand. This second partnership with Ferrand sees Kentucky straight whiskey finished 15 months in Maison Ferrand Cognac barrels, merging American character with French refinement. The cognac barrel finish adds remarkable complexity with notes of dried fruit, honey, toasted oak, and subtle floral character that enhance the bourbon’s natural vanilla and caramel foundation. The result is a layered, limited-edition release that reflects the craftsmanship and creativity at the heart of both houses."
