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Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbon Barrel #760 is a 15-year-old sourced Kentucky straight bourbon selected and bottled by Willett Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky — uncut and unfiltered at barrel strength. Two expressions from this barrel are represented: the 125.2 proof and 124.4 proof bottlings, reflecting natural variation between fills from the same cask.
Willett’s Family Estate Single Barrel program sources aged straight bourbon from established Kentucky distilleries and selects individual barrels for bottling without water addition or chill filtration. The source distillery is not disclosed — standard practice for independent bottlers. At 15 years in new charred American oak, this barrel has developed deep complexity, dark fruit, and oak integration. Each barrel is unique and bottle-numbered.
Tasting Notes
Dark amber. Rich caramel and toasted oak on the nose with dried cherry, vanilla, and leather. The palate delivers concentrated dark fruit, butterscotch, baking spice, and deep oak tannins. The finish is long, warm, and complex with chocolate and lingering oak.
Specs
Bottler: Willett Distillery, Bardstown, Kentucky
Type: Sourced Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Age: 15 Years
Barrel: #760
Proof: 125.2 / 124.4
Size: 750ml
Browse all bourbon and rare and allocated bottles at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Willett Family Estate sourced or distilled at Willett?
The Family Estate Single Barrel program sources aged straight bourbon from established Kentucky distilleries — the source is not publicly disclosed, which is standard practice for independent bottlers. The value is in Willett’s expert barrel selection and bottling at natural cask strength without filtration.
What does the barrel number mean?
Barrel #760 identifies the specific cask this expression was drawn from. Each Family Estate bottling is a unique individual barrel — barrel number, proof, and age statement are printed on the label, making each a distinct and traceable collector expression.
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Description
Willett Family Estate Single Barrel Bourbon Barrel #760 is a 15-year-old sourced Kentucky straight bourbon selected and bottled by Willett Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky — uncut and unfiltered at barrel strength. Two expressions from this barrel are represented: the 125.2 proof and 124.4 proof bottlings, reflecting natural variation between fills from the same cask.
Willett’s Family Estate Single Barrel program sources aged straight bourbon from established Kentucky distilleries and selects individual barrels for bottling without water addition or chill filtration. The source distillery is not disclosed — standard practice for independent bottlers. At 15 years in new charred American oak, this barrel has developed deep complexity, dark fruit, and oak integration. Each barrel is unique and bottle-numbered.
Tasting Notes
Dark amber. Rich caramel and toasted oak on the nose with dried cherry, vanilla, and leather. The palate delivers concentrated dark fruit, butterscotch, baking spice, and deep oak tannins. The finish is long, warm, and complex with chocolate and lingering oak.
Specs
Bottler: Willett Distillery, Bardstown, Kentucky
Type: Sourced Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Age: 15 Years
Barrel: #760
Proof: 125.2 / 124.4
Size: 750ml
Browse all bourbon and rare and allocated bottles at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Willett Family Estate sourced or distilled at Willett?
The Family Estate Single Barrel program sources aged straight bourbon from established Kentucky distilleries — the source is not publicly disclosed, which is standard practice for independent bottlers. The value is in Willett’s expert barrel selection and bottling at natural cask strength without filtration.
What does the barrel number mean?
Barrel #760 identifies the specific cask this expression was drawn from. Each Family Estate bottling is a unique individual barrel — barrel number, proof, and age statement are printed on the label, making each a distinct and traceable collector expression.
