Doc Holliday 7 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey

Doc Holliday 7 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey is a hand-selected, cask-strength single-barrel release honoring the Old West's most famous gambler-gunslinger.

Process & Profile

Distilled from a 75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted barley mash bill and aged 7 years in charred American oak, this expression is drawn from an individual barrel and bottled at 116.6 proof (58.3% ABV). Each barrel yields a distinct pour, so nose and palate can vary slightly between bottles.

Nose: Toasted oak, vanilla, caramel, cotton candy, and a light cream-soda note.

Palate: Seasoned oak, caramel, rye spice, French toast, and a butterscotch mid-palate.

Finish: Long and warming with baking spice, light tobacco, and balanced sweetness.

Single-barrel bottling at 116.6 proof keeps every drop of the barrel's character intact — no proofing down, no blending across barrels. It's the kind of pick that shows why single-barrel programs still matter.

Neat in a Glencairn to appreciate the barrel's fingerprint, or over one large cube to soften the proof. Also holds up beautifully in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan and pairs well with a full-bodied cigar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this whiskey?
A 7-year Kentucky-heritage single-barrel straight bourbon whiskey bottled at cask strength.

What are the specs?
7 years old, mash bill of 75% corn / 21% rye / 4% malted barley, aged in new charred American oak, drawn from a single barrel, bottled around 116.6 proof (58.3% ABV) in 750ml — proof varies slightly by barrel.

What flavors characterize it?
Vanilla, caramel, toasted and seasoned oak, cream soda, rye spice, French toast, butterscotch, and light tobacco on the finish.

How should you enjoy it?
Neat, with a splash of water, over one large cube, in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan, or paired with a full-bodied cigar.

What makes it special?
Hand-selected single-barrel character at cask strength — a limited pick with distinct barrel-to-barrel variation you don't get from blended small-batch releases.