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Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey - 750ml Bottle
CTNR96763 096749000067 CTNR96763Elijah Craig
2025-12-31
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Size: 750 ml
Region: United States
Alcohol Percentage: 47.0
Form: Liquid
State of Readiness: Ready to Drink
Package Quantity: 1
Package type: Individual Item Multi-Serving
Alcohol content: Alcoholic
Proof: 94.0
Net weight: 750 ml
Alcohol base: Barley, Corn, Rye
Aged: 8 Years
Flavor profile: Spice, Smoke, Vanilla
Beverage style: Small Batch
Beverage container material: Glass
• 12 years old
• 47% alc/vol
• 94 proof
• Distilled and bottled by the Elijah Craig Distillery Co
What's the best kind of preacher? One that makes great whiskey. Elijah Craig Bourbon is named after a Baptist reverend, teacher, entrepreneur and distiller who lived in Kentucky around 1800 and became known as the Father of Bourbon. He's credited with being the first to age whiskey in charred oak barrels, which is now a requirement for being a Kentucky Bourbon.
Region: United States
Alcohol Percentage: 47.0
Form: Liquid
State of Readiness: Ready to Drink
Package Quantity: 1
Package type: Individual Item Multi-Serving
Alcohol content: Alcoholic
Proof: 94.0
Net weight: 750 ml
Alcohol base: Barley, Corn, Rye
Aged: 8 Years
Flavor profile: Spice, Smoke, Vanilla
Beverage style: Small Batch
Beverage container material: Glass
• 12 years old
• 47% alc/vol
• 94 proof
• Distilled and bottled by the Elijah Craig Distillery Co
What's the best kind of preacher? One that makes great whiskey. Elijah Craig Bourbon is named after a Baptist reverend, teacher, entrepreneur and distiller who lived in Kentucky around 1800 and became known as the Father of Bourbon. He's credited with being the first to age whiskey in charred oak barrels, which is now a requirement for being a Kentucky Bourbon.
