H. Deringer Bourbon

H. Deringer Bourbon is attributed to an American gunsmith, Henry Deringer. He designed The Philadelphia Deringer - a popular concealed carry percussion handgun of the era. H. Deringer Bourbon is made from a mash bill containing approximately 75% corn, 21% rye, and 4% malted barley. This whiskey is aged in new charred white oak casks, with only 2987 bottles made in the first release, and is distilled at the MGP facility in Indiana. This bourbon is unmatched in character and boasts a decadently smooth finish. It is bottled at 46% ABV and is just as enjoyable to sip as visually stunning.