Product Information: The Willett Family Estate 11 Year Old Small Batch Rare Release Bourbon is crafted exclusively for the Willett family’s Private Barrel Selection program, earning it a coveted reputation among bourbon collectors. These distinctive ‘Purple Tops’ are a must-have for those seeking an extraordinary and rare whiskey. This 11-year-old bourbon is un-chill filtered and bottled at a bold barrel proof of 65.7% ABV, offering a striking balance between depth and intensity. With unique sourdough, raisin, and classic cola sweetness on the nose, it entices with layers of rich caramel and hints of dry spice. The palate unfolds with complex toffee, peppery notes, and a touch of liquorice, creating an experience that’s equal parts smooth and powerful. The Willett Family Estate 11 Year Old draws a fine line between sweetness and strength, making it an exceptional addition to any collection. This small batch release uses a mashbill of 72% corn, 13% rye, and 15% malted barley, imparting subtle nuttiness and a balanced finish. Maker: In 1936, Thompson Willett established Willett Distillery, carrying forward his family’s legacy of Kentucky bourbon-making. The distillery, built near the family farm, produced its first batch on St. Patrick’s Day in 1937, with the new bourbon stored in hillside rickhouses that allowed Kentucky’s fresh breeze to aid in maturation. To this day, Willett Distillery remains a family-run operation, with descendants of Thompson Willett preserving his vision and craftsmanship in every bottle of bourbon and rye they produce. The Philosophy: Thompson Willett’s whiskey legacy spans generations, guided by a commitment to quality and tradition. His approach, honed by the knowledge passed down from his father and grandfather, emphasised using the finest ingredients, mastering the distillation process, and allowing ample time for the whiskey to develop character. This respect for heritage and quality has shaped Willett Distillery into one of Kentucky’s most revered bourbon producers, creating spirits of unparalleled depth and authenticity. Nose Spicy, Sweet, Rustic Aromas of sourdough bread and sweet cola are upfront, followed by fruit candy and a rich undercurrent of caramel. Palate Complex, Nutty, Rich Begins deceptively light with layers of caramel that spread across the palate, joined by peppery spice, vanilla, and hints of cinnamon and liquorice. Finish Warm, Smoky, Creamy Ends with a subtle smokiness from the barrel, melding into a finish of almond butter, chocolate, and vanilla with lingering cinnamon spice. Bottle Information Barrel Number - #2895

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