Penelope 10 Year Blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskey – Private Select Barrel (Estate Collection) 2025 Release
The Penelope 10 Year Private Select Barrel (Estate Collection) 2025 Release stands as the pinnacle of Penelope’s blending philosophy—an annual exploration of rare, mature barrels chosen for their distinct character and exceptional depth. This limited-edition expression is crafted from a four-grain mashbill of 74% Corn, 20% Rye, 1% Wheat, and 5% Malted Barley, creating a bourbon that harmonizes sweetness, spice, and subtle softness.
Aged a full 10 years and bottled at a refined 106.8 proof (53.4% ABV), this Private Select Estate Collection release showcases the elegance of long-term maturation: seasoned oak, warm spice, dark fruit, and rich caramel unfold in layers with every sip. Produced in small batches and built from some of Penelope’s most coveted barrel stocks, this release embodies the brand’s mission to “showcase the best in all of us.”
This is a bourbon for the discerning collector—complex, memorable, and crafted to highlight a decade of dedication and innovation.
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