KO Distilling, the Manassas-based producer known for its smooth-tasting bourbon, released its first bottle of bonded bourbon.
KO's Distiller’s Reserve Bottled in Bond, a four-year-old, 100-proof bourbon whiskey kept in wooden barrels made from charred American White Oak. The whiskey itself is distilled from Virginia grown grains, including 70% corn, 20% wheat, and 10% malted barley.
Distiller’s Reserve is the second bonded straight bourbon whiskey made in Virginia. The first was released in November 2019 by Ragged Branch, a Charlottesville-based distiller that opened its doors in July 2014. Ragged Branch Rye Whiskey Barrel 77 is also a four-year, 100 proof bourbon that sells for $57 and premieres at the Mount Vernon Whiskey Festival in November 2019.
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