Kentucky Senator Batch #5 "John Brown" 9 year, 107 Proof

Known as an "Anti-Federalist" or Democratic-Republican supporter of Thomas Jefferson & James Madison, John Brown was Kentucky's first U.S. Senator. A Virginian who eventually settled in Franklin County, KY, he was the Congressman who represented the District of Kentucky & sponsored the bill making the Commonwealth the 15th state. He was elected to the Senate in 1792, serving until 1805. He twice served as President Pro tem of the U.S. Senate. He settled in Frankfort, where he built his home, Liberty Hall, now a famous historic site.

The John Brown Release is highly anticipated for the exceptional quality of taste from its previous releases. Aged for nine years, this Bourbon boasts a robust 107 proof with a mash bill comprising 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley.