But the Very Olde St. Nick bourbon brand takes this a step further. We know that this is a product of Indiana and Kentucky, and we know that it contains bourbon “up to 15 years old,” but that ...

It’s priced at $758. The second release is Very Olde St. Nick “Straight Outta Bardstown,” a 9-year-old Kentucky bourbon at 130+ proof. It’s a single barrel release with “remarkable depth ...

If you have not heard of Very Olde St. Nick before you’re not alone ... Of note—the base of the blend is a 15-year-old bourbon, but Immaculata is not labeled as a “straight bourbon.” ...

Very Old St. Nick was created nearly 40 years ago in 1986, and according to the distillery it has always consisted of vintage stocks of whiskey sourced from other distilleries.

It’s priced at $758. The second release is Very Olde St. Nick “Straight Outta Bardstown,” a 9-year-old Kentucky bourbon at 130+ proof. It’s a single barrel release with “remarkable depth of flavor,” ...

Very Old St. Nick was created nearly 40 years ago in 1986 ... a Canadian rye with maple flavoring. For this blend, the bourbon was sourced from an undisclosed Kentucky distillery and the rye from ...