Description
Willett Pot Still Reserve Bourbon Whiskey is as iconic in the bottle as it is in the glass. Presented in its distinctive pot still–shaped bottle, this bourbon embodies the Willett family’s heritage of craftsmanship, offering a softer, more delicate take on Kentucky bourbon with a character that is elegant, floral, and refined.
Product Details:
- Category: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Mash Bill: 65% Corn, 20% Wheat, 15% Malted Barley
- Entry Proof: 115
- ABV: 47% (94 proof)
- Age: No age statement (young, wheated style)
Sensory :
The nose is soft and perfumed, opening with vanilla, rosewater, caramel, puff pastry, and cream, accented by delicate hints of poached pear and quince. On the palate, flavors of cornbread, jasmine, eucalyptus, and breakfast tea with honey unfold, alongside touches of cinnamon, licorice, and unbaked dough. The mouthfeel is creamy, lending a gentle texture to the light, floral character. The finish is fleeting but clean, leaving a subtle memory of sweet and floral notes.
Distiller’s Background:
Founded in 1936 by Thompson Willett in Bardstown, Kentucky, the Willett Distillery has become one of America’s most storied family-owned producers. Rooted in a philosophy passed down through generations, using the best ingredients, tending carefully to each detail, and giving whiskey time to develop character, the Willett family has built a legacy of authenticity and quality. Today, Willett remains a family-run operation, crafting distinctive bourbons and ryes that reflect both tradition and innovation.
Serving Suggestions:
Best enjoyed neat at 18–20°C to appreciate its floral and creamy subtleties, Willett Pot Still Reserve also shines over a single cube for a cooler, softer sip. Its lighter style makes it a versatile bourbon for cocktails such as a Boulevardier or Whiskey Sour, where it lends elegance without overwhelming. Pair it with roasted poultry, light charcuterie, or creamy desserts to complement its delicate character.
Willett Pot Still Reserve Bourbon Whiskey is both a collectible and a conversation piece, an elegant, refined expression of Kentucky bourbon that embodies the Willett family’s enduring dedication to craft.
