Jacob’s Pardon Bourbon Whiskey Batch 001

Jacob’s Pardon Bourbon Whiskey is a bold tribute to American spirit and heritage, distilled with purpose and perfected through tradition. This 5-year-old, 4-grain bourbon is crafted from a mash bill of 60% corn, 20% rye, 15% wheat, and 5% malted barley, then non-chill filtered to preserve full character and complexity.

Distilled in Indiana and bottled in Kentucky, this 97.1-proof bourbon delivers a smooth yet rebellious profile that honors the Taub Family’s storied legacy—from humble beginnings to a passion for excellence rooted in generations. It’s not just a bourbon; it’s a story in a bottle, celebrating the journey from Brooklyn bootlegging to presidential pardons.

Key Features

• 5-year-old, non-chill filtered 4-grain bourbon

• Mash bill: 60% corn, 20% rye, 15% wheat, 5% malted barley

• Distilled in Indiana, bottled in Kentucky

• 97.1 proof (48.5% ABV) for bold yet balanced flavor

• Crafted in honor of American heritage, rebellion, and craftsmanship

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Warm vanilla, honeyed grain, and a whisper of oak

• Palate: Sweet corn and toffee up front, followed by a peppery rye spice and a hint of wheat softness

• Finish: Long, rich, and satisfying with a lingering spice and smooth oak

How to Enjoy

Sip it neat to appreciate its robust grain complexity, or enjoy it with a large ice cube to soften the spice and draw out the vanilla and caramel notes. Excellent for premium cocktails or as a collector's pour.

FAQ

Q: Is Jacob’s Pardon Bourbon limited edition?
A: While not explicitly marked as limited, its small batch nature and detailed craft make each bottle unique.

Q: What makes it a 4-grain bourbon?
A: The mash bill includes four grains—corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley—offering a layered flavor experience.

Q: Why is it non-chill filtered?
A: Non-chill filtering preserves more flavor compounds and results in a richer mouthfeel.

Q: Is this part of a specific collection or series?
A: Yes, it's part of the Jacob’s Pardon line, which honors American history, rebellion, and the art of whiskey making.