Cream of Kentucky 12.3 Year Old Henry McKenna and 4% barley

and 4% barley

What we're trying to say is all the fathers in your bloodline are important

And this year to celebrate this most auspicious occasion

A perfectly aged blend of Single Malts finished in Port wood for a rich

and adopted the Lincoln County process to become an official Tennessee Whisky

Cream of Kentucky 12.3 Year Old Henry McKenna and 4% barleyTheres a reason Jim Rutledge is a Bourbon legend, and Cream of Kentucky 12. 3 Year Old is one of the reasons. Whiskey legend Jim Rutledge has had a storied career. He is famous for rescuing Four Roses from bottom shelf oblivion by bringing quality and integrity back to the brand after Diageo sold it to Kirin. Well, Jim retired a few years ago, but he had been hinting on a few private projects that he was working on. Word began to spread late last year