Crafted with remarkable precision and aged for over a decade, the Penelope Estate Collection Founder’s Reserve 13 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey stands as one of the brand’s most limited and mature expressions. Each single barrel is carefully hand-selected, highlighting Penelope’s dedication to premium craftsmanship and flavor integrity. This rare release embodies the refined artistry that has come to define Penelope’s Estate Collection. Available now at Whiskey Caviar.
Tasting Notes
Color: Deep amber with rich golden highlights.
Nose: Warm layers of caramel, toasted oak, and vanilla bean, accented by dried cherries and baking spice.
Palate: Full-bodied and luxurious with flavors of brown sugar, dark chocolate, and roasted nuts balanced by a touch of leather and spice.
Finish: Long, warming, and complex, leaving notes of toffee and cinnamon that linger elegantly.
Vital Stats
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Mash Bill: Primarily corn with rye and malted barley for spice and depth
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ABV: Varies by barrel (typically around 58–62%)
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Aging: 13 years in new American oak barrels
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Bottle Size: 750 mL
Ideal For
Connoisseurs who appreciate cask-strength, single-barrel complexity and rich aged bourbon character. Best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water in a Glencairn glass to fully appreciate its layered aromas and evolving depth. Perfect for collectors or those seeking a truly memorable pour from the Penelope portfolio.
FAQ
1. How many bottles were produced for the Founder’s Reserve 13 Year release?
Each barrel is bottled individually, making this an extremely limited single-barrel release with fewer than a few hundred bottles per barrel.
2. Is this bourbon barrel proof or cut to a lower ABV?
It is bottled at cask strength, ensuring the fullest expression of the barrel’s character and natural proof.
3. What makes this release part of the Estate Collection?
The Estate Collection features Penelope’s rarest and oldest barrels, each personally curated by the founders to showcase maturity, depth, and exceptional craftsmanship.
Available at Whiskey Caviar.
