Very nice giftbox with 6 tubes of 2,5cl filled with the best Bourbon!

Koval Single Barrel Bourbon Chicago 47%

Koval Distillery, established in 2008, is located in the North End of Chicago. They are a 100% grain-to-bottle operation that sources their grains from an organic co-op in the Midwest. Their bourbon mash-bill consists of two grains: corn and millet. This is aged less than four years in 30-gallon, new charred barrels. All Koval's whiskeys are bottled as single-barrel so slight variations will occur.

Eagle Rare Single Barrel 10 years old Bourbon Kentucky 46%

Eagle Rare Straight Bourbon is one of the flagship products of the Buffalo Trace collection. It is made from 10 year old bourbon aged at the Kentucky distillery. The barrels are hand selected for quality and consistency before bottling.

Hudson Baby Bourbon New York 46%

The first whiskey to be produced by Tuthilltown Spirits (as such, their 'baby'), this 'bourbon' is made from 100% corn... yep, 100%. General wisdom would call this a corn whiskey, but that's another discussion for another day. Aged for only 3 months in 3 gallon barrels, this whiskey lives up to it's name as a baby.

Buffalo Trace Bourbon Kentucky 45%

In 1999. Master Distiller, Elmer T. Lee, came out of retirement for the creation of the Buffalo Trace Bourbon which was released later that same year. The whiskey is comprised of a low-rye mashbill providing for a softer, sweeter expression and is bottled at 90 proof.

Basil Hayden Bourbon Kentucky 40%

One of the four bourbons in the Jim Beam, Small Batch Collection and bottled at a much lighter 80 proof, Basil Hayden is an easy drinking, well balanced whiskey.Beam Global recreated Basil Hayden, Sr's original mash bill when producing this bourbon as Hayden is credited with increasing the percentage of rye in the mash

Elmer T Lee Bourbon Kentucky 45%

This single-barrel expression is named in honor of Elmer T. Lee, former Master Distiller of Buffalo Trace Distillery and was their Ambassador for years after his retirement in 1985. Just before his retirement, he introduced the world to single-barrel bourbon with the release of Blanton's Single barrel named in honor of the gentleman who hired him back in 1949