Henry Mckenna Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Bottled at around four years of age, this entry-level American whiskey shares the same mashbill as many other Heaven Hill brands (78% corn, 12% malted barley, 10% rye). The story behind the label is that Henry McKenna came to America in 1837 from Ireland and settled in Kentucky where he set out to create a better Bourbon using his family’s recipe. He set up shop in Fairfield, about five miles from where the current Heaven Hill Distillery is located.
Bottled at around four years of age, this entry-level American whiskey shares the same mashbill as many other Heaven Hill brands (78% corn, 12% malted barley, 10% rye). The story behind the label is that Henry McKenna came to America in 1837 from Ireland and settled in Kentucky where he set out to create a better Bourbon using his family’s recipe. He set up shop in Fairfield, about five miles from where the current Heaven Hill Distillery is located.
Bottled at around four years of age, this entry-level American whiskey shares the same mashbill as many other Heaven Hill brands (78% corn, 12% malted barley, 10% rye). The story behind the label is that Henry McKenna came to America in 1837 from Ireland and settled in Kentucky where he set out to create a better Bourbon using his family’s recipe. He set up shop in Fairfield, about five miles from where the current Heaven Hill Distillery is located.
Bottled at around four years of age, this entry-level American whiskey shares the same mashbill as many other Heaven Hill brands (78% corn, 12% malted barley, 10% rye). The story behind the label is that Henry McKenna came to America in 1837 from Ireland and settled in Kentucky where he set out to create a better Bourbon using his family’s recipe. He set up shop in Fairfield, about five miles from where the current Heaven Hill Distillery is located.