T.W. Samuels Bourbon

Taylor William Samuels established the family's first commercial distillery in Deatsville in 1844. Fifty-two years later, in The Nelson County Record, T.W. Samuels was recognized as being in the business longer than any man who made whiskey within the confines of old Nelson County. By that time, T.W. Samuels Bourbon was being sold throughout the county, and his warehouses had a capacity of a whopping 14,000 barrels. This man was also Nelson County's largest landowner and served four terms as its High Sheriff. The whiskey named in his honor is from Heaven Hill. It was recognized for its flavor, quality, variety, and mixability. This spirit exhibits various satisfying flavors while its nose delivers hints of delightful aromas.

Color: Medium Amber.

Aroma: Light with deep vanilla and mint.

Palate: Notes of oak, brown sugar, and caramel.

Finish: Medium to long.