113 Bourbon Finished With Maple Wood Spirals
Straight bourbon whiskey finished with maple wood spirals for a taste that’s simply unforgettable, now an everyday pour.
Founded in 2008 in Statesboro, Georgia, 13th Colony Distillery is Georgia’s oldest operating distillery, crafting small-batch spirits that reflect the dedication to exceptional quality and flavor while staying true to their Southern roots. The South Georgia climate is perfect for aging whiskey, resulting in unique, award-winning spirits that are worth drinking slow.
Straight bourbon whiskey finished with maple wood spirals for a taste that’s simply unforgettable, now an everyday pour.
Bottled at a deliberate proof showcasing natural spice and complexity, refined through a maple-wood finish that softens the heat.
Bottled at a higher proof for an intense flavor profile, showcasing the rye’s natural character.
Available at cask strength for a 120.65-proof, maximum-flavor bourbon drinking experience in a limited release small batch.
One of the oldest barrels of their famed Double Oaked Bourbon, bottled at 141.6 proof and aged 11 years in South Georgia heat.
A whiskey drinker’s gin with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and subtle spice woven with citrus peel and light juniper, aged 1 year in a used Rye whiskey barrel at 115 proof.
A thoughtful blend combining 87% six-year bourbon and 13% seven-year rye, bottled at cask strength for a composed rather than blended experience.
A clear, unaged whiskey offering a clean and crisp taste, perfect for those who prefer unfiltered spirits.
Finished in a second charred oak barrel after the typical six months of aging, creating a smooth and rich bourbon.
A well-rounded flavor with a slightly sweet finish, this 3X Double Gold Award winner is a perfect daily sipper.
Crafted with locally sourced botanicals and distilled in small batches, capturing the essence of the South.
Bottled at a deliberate proof high enough to showcase the rye’s natural spice and complexity.
Smooth, clean, and versatile, perfect for any cocktail while maintaining a Southern character.