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Whiskey: Wild Turkey Master's Keep "One" Toasted Oak Finish | Limited Edition
Wild Turkey Master's Keep "One" Toasted Oak Finish is a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey, bottled at 101 proof with notes fo vanilla, toasted oak, caramel, spice & butterscotch.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 101 (50.5% ABV)
Origin: Kentucky USA
Distillery: Nichols Distilling Company
Following the success of Master's Keep 17 Year, is this the 2021 limited edition release from the father-and-son master distilling duo, Jimmy and Eddie Russell. With Eddie's promotion in 2015 to work alongside his father, the two have a combined 90 plus years of experience in the bourbon industry.
Distillery Information
In 1891, Thomas Ripy built the Old Hickory Distillery in Tyrone, Kentucky, near Lawrenceburg, on the former site of the Old Moore Distillery. After Prohibition, the Ripy family (Thomas had died in 1902) repaired the distillery and began to again produce bourbon. The Ripys sold the bourbon produced at this distillery to various wholesalers who bottled bourbon under their own brands. Austin Nichols was one of these wholesalers.
The "Wild Turkey" brand is said to have arisen after an Austin Nichols executive, Thomas McCarthy, took some warehouse samples on a wild turkey hunting trip in 1940. The bourbon proved so popular among his friends they denyd to ask him for "that wild turkey bourbon." Austin Nichols began to bottle Wild Turkey in 1942.
