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Michter’s Releases 20 Year Bourbon

For the first time since 2022, Master Distiller Dan McKee and Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson have approved the release of Michter’s 20 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

“It’s always a special event for us at Michter’s when we bottle and release some whiskey that is over two decades old,” says Michter’s President Joseph J. Magliocco. “Unlike Scotch and some other aged spirits, bourbon has to mature in a new barrel. Reaching ages beyond 15 years without the whiskey getting too woody is an achievement that our team strives for. This is an exceptional release, and we only wish we had more to offer.”

Michter’s team members monitor the barrels throughout their rickhouses, and pay attention to the older barrels. According to Wilson, “The Michter’s 20 Year is a remarkable drinking experience. It’s luxurious and expansive — a broad palate of flavor that culminates in a viscous, dark, and richly-complex finish. Taking over two decades in the making, this bourbon doesn’t just taste good — it evokes a piece of that timeless history, of life’s warm and glowing moments. It’s truly a once in a lifetime bourbon!”

The proof of the 2024 release is 114.2 (57.1% ABV), and the suggested U.S. retail price for a 750-ml. bottle is $1,200. 

Beyond its main distillery in the Shively section of Louisville, Michter’s operations extend to two other sites in Kentucky. In Springfield, Michter’s is farming estate grown grain on its 205-acre property, while in downtown Louisville, Michter’s has its second distillery in the historic Fort Nelson Building.

This follows the recent release of Michter’s US*1 Toasted Barrel Finish Bourbon.

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