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Pure Kentucky XO Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
Regular price
$159.00
Willett Pure Kentucky XO is a hidden gem from the folks at Willett Distillery—crafted for those who love a rich, full-flavoured dram that leans into tradition without fuss. Bottled at 107 proof (53.5% ABV), this Kentucky straight bourbon brings serious presence without overwhelming heat. It’s non-chill filtered, keeping the natural oils and bold character that seasoned drinkers crave.
Willett Pure Kentucky XO opens with deep notes of caramel, toffee, and toasted oak, followed by hints of vanilla bean, dark fruit, and a flicker of baking spice. The palate is creamy and rich, with a warm finish that lingers long after the sip—making it a satisfying sipper neat or with a splash of water.
Though Willett doesn’t disclose the exact mash bill or source, Willett Pure Kentucky carries the hallmarks of their meticulous blending philosophy. It’s aged for an undisclosed number of years, often assumed to be around 10-12, and each bottle is hand-labeled and wax-dipped—a nod to Kentucky heritage.
Regular price
$159.00
Willett Pure Kentucky XO is a hidden gem from the folks at Willett Distillery—crafted for those who love a rich, full-flavoured dram that leans into tradition without fuss. Bottled at 107 proof (53.5% ABV), this Kentucky straight bourbon brings serious presence without overwhelming heat. It’s non-chill filtered, keeping the natural oils and bold character that seasoned drinkers crave.
Willett Pure Kentucky XO opens with deep notes of caramel, toffee, and toasted oak, followed by hints of vanilla bean, dark fruit, and a flicker of baking spice. The palate is creamy and rich, with a warm finish that lingers long after the sip—making it a satisfying sipper neat or with a splash of water.
Though Willett doesn’t disclose the exact mash bill or source, Willett Pure Kentucky carries the hallmarks of their meticulous blending philosophy. It’s aged for an undisclosed number of years, often assumed to be around 10-12, and each bottle is hand-labeled and wax-dipped—a nod to Kentucky heritage.