Secure a profound piece of the American West for your collection with the Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No. 5 Straight Bourbon. As a highly limited release, this exceptional bourbon is a phenomenal centerpiece for any premium reserve vault. This 5-year-old bourbon delivers a rich, complex, and unforgettable tasting experience.
Produced by the acclaimed small-batch specialists at Wyoming Whiskey in Kirby, Wyoming, this limited edition marks the fifth chapter in their National Parks Series. Created in partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation, it honors the majestic Grand Teton mountain range and supports continued efforts to preserve its natural resources. Matured for five years in the rugged Wyoming climate, the spirit develops an extraordinary depth of flavor. The bottle features "The Three Tetons," a historic 1895 painting by Thomas Moran, reinforcing the blend of art and place. It is bottled at a robust 96 Proof (48% ALC/VOL), ensuring it has the backbone of the frontier while remaining smooth and sophisticated.
Key Features
Producer: Wyoming Whiskey.
Style: Straight Bourbon Whiskey.
Age: 5 Years Old.
Edition: National Parks No. 5 (A Tribute to the Tetons).
Format/Proof: 750ml at 96 Proof (48% ABV).
Tasting Notes
Nose: Baked honey crullers, dusted with cinnamon sugar, white icing, and hints of baked orange and almond.
Palate: Almond and cherry liqueur layered with honeyed sweetness and a hint of vanilla whip.
Finish: Warming cinnamon spice with rich espresso and creamy milk chocolate, ending with a subtle hint of leather.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this Wyoming Whiskey release unique?
This limited-edition bourbon is the fifth release in the National Parks Series and honors Grand Teton National Park, featuring artwork by Thomas Moran.
Does this bottle support a charity?
Yes, it was created in partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation, and proceeds help support the preservation of the park's natural resources.
Where is this bourbon distilled?
It is proudly distilled and aged in Kirby, Wyoming, enduring extreme weather that shapes its complex character.
