Stranahan's Launches the Oldest Bottled-in-Bond Whiskey in Colorado's History

Stranahan's Releases Historic Bottled-in-Bond Whiskey



In a landmark moment for whiskey enthusiasts and history buffs alike, Stranahan's® American Single Malt Whiskey has unveiled its first-ever Bottled-in-Bond release, marking the oldest whiskey of its kind produced in Colorado. This remarkable 11-year-old whiskey is both a tribute to Colorado’s 150th anniversary and a celebration of America's 250th anniversary. Limited in quantity, this release emphasizes the skilled craftsmanship and pioneering spirit that have defined both the whiskey and the state of Colorado.

This new Bottled-in-Bond expression is steeped in tradition, crafted under the stringent guidelines of the Bottled-in-Bond Act established in 1897. Specifically, it means the whiskey is distilled from a single season, stored in a federally bonded warehouse, and bottled at exactly 100 proof. Stranahan's Head Blender, Justin Aden, emphasized the authenticity of this whiskey, stating, “This release showcases what authentic Colorado whiskey is at its finest.”

With a focus on the purity of ingredients and the uniqueness of the Denver climate, each bottle reflects the meticulous effort that results in a refined and distinct flavor profile. The whiskey’s fragrant notes bring to mind candied apples, baked fruits, and warm spices, enhanced by a velvety mouthfeel that melds rich caramel, dark chocolate, and charred oak accents. The finish leaves a lasting impression, characterized by a harmony of oak, cocoa nibs, and a hint of fresh spearmint.

Stranahan's Bottled-in-Bond whiskey is available nationally, priced at $159.99, and comes nestled in a specially designed commemorative box that further celebrates Colorado's pivotal role in the American narrative. The brand encourages those interested to make quick connections with the past and future heritage through this release.

In connection with the launch, Stranahan's has initiated a summer-long campaign called

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